DELPHINE
Pull me from the dirt,
No, you don't want me in your garden.
No, you don't want me in your garden.
Dandelion, dandelion.
Delphine nodded slowly, pointing towards the mountain, "If we get seperated I go towards the mountain, and I'll find the road to the portal and it'll be to the left to get home." She repeated, out loud. That was good, a landmark was something she could use to not get lost again.
When he explained the plan, she nodded slowly. She moved ahead, staying low and pressed to the wall. If there was anything Delphine could do, it was listen to instructions and obey... For the most part.
This was like leaving the settlement back home, to venture into the unknown. She glanced over her shoulder, not because she didn't trust Korbin to stay with her, but because she didn't want to get too far away from him. The house had felt safe, she realized, as they moved.
Now, in the open... she felt like a deer, caught between two hunters.
When he explained the plan, she nodded slowly. She moved ahead, staying low and pressed to the wall. If there was anything Delphine could do, it was listen to instructions and obey... For the most part.
This was like leaving the settlement back home, to venture into the unknown. She glanced over her shoulder, not because she didn't trust Korbin to stay with her, but because she didn't want to get too far away from him. The house had felt safe, she realized, as they moved.
Now, in the open... she felt like a deer, caught between two hunters.
