I will stand by you forever; you can take my breath away
“No, I try not to bother Her with every little thing. The first task for Eirachi didn’t yield as big of a reward as I’d hoped,” which was her own fault because she’d taken too long and timelines have already established that the mageglass is gone, “but if I succeed in this one, I’ll have secured safe passage for the Ascended once, if we end up at war again. And a taste of the Eirachi’s powers.” So, half for them, half for her. And at this point, the selfish part of Wessex thinks she’s more than earned a fleeting command of a spirit’s powers if they’re being offered. There’s a deep vanity in it, loving more than just the idea of unleashing that kind of wintry power on their enemies, but also at being the first and maybe only to do so.
In summation: Wessex can play the side quests and the main plot if she tries hard enough.
This brother, though, is unexpectedly delightful and he makes her feel a little better about her efforts. Even if he isn’t talking about her, she takes it to mean her position amongst them anyway. “Thank you, that’s kind…” Then there’s a thought, perhaps one final one before they part ways again. “Osozo, are you a… him or a her?” Not that it matters as they’re biologically useless in that regard, but he isn’t exactly… typical looking. Mostly she’d just like to correctly refer to them in the future.
In summation: Wessex can play the side quests and the main plot if she tries hard enough.
This brother, though, is unexpectedly delightful and he makes her feel a little better about her efforts. Even if he isn’t talking about her, she takes it to mean her position amongst them anyway. “Thank you, that’s kind…” Then there’s a thought, perhaps one final one before they part ways again. “Osozo, are you a… him or a her?” Not that it matters as they’re biologically useless in that regard, but he isn’t exactly… typical looking. Mostly she’d just like to correctly refer to them in the future.
WESSEX
