if it doesn't burn a little
The other woman scowls, but Weaver’s face stays mostly impassive. ”But my attitude is not. If you throw a fireball at me I’m going to be far more pissed off than if you accidentally sat a candle down too close to my shirt.” There is a hint of annoyance in her voice, but only a hit. This must be what her brother feels like talking to her sometimes. The idea softens her slightly.
Though as the Fae professes how funny it is, Weaver does actually roll her eyes. A piece of the fire comes to her hand, and she lets it weave through her fingers. The gesture is not threatening, but it does make a point. ”Funny indeed, from the one who is the outsider acting like what she hates.” To Weaver’s credit, she has only been in the Greatwood twice. Once for the festival they were invited to, and once to meet Sunjata. She only goes when she needs to, and she doesn’t go looking for their village or anything else that she doesn’t have a right to. She’s respectful, which is pretty rare for her.
”Do you know where you are going?” Weaver calls after the Faes back. ”If you end up in Whitebrim, they will consider you a snack.” Which maybe wouldn’t be the worst thing, but still, Weaver isn’t that awful.
Though as the Fae professes how funny it is, Weaver does actually roll her eyes. A piece of the fire comes to her hand, and she lets it weave through her fingers. The gesture is not threatening, but it does make a point. ”Funny indeed, from the one who is the outsider acting like what she hates.” To Weaver’s credit, she has only been in the Greatwood twice. Once for the festival they were invited to, and once to meet Sunjata. She only goes when she needs to, and she doesn’t go looking for their village or anything else that she doesn’t have a right to. She’s respectful, which is pretty rare for her.
”Do you know where you are going?” Weaver calls after the Faes back. ”If you end up in Whitebrim, they will consider you a snack.” Which maybe wouldn’t be the worst thing, but still, Weaver isn’t that awful.
-- weaver
then what's the point in playing with fire?
