Vervain
even the darkest night
will end
will end
Vai arrives with a basket of goodies. She has no idea where the Wishing Wagon might be, or where Remi is, but the Greatwood was her home for a long time before Torchline, and you can take the girl out of the woods, etc. etc. Tracking is still one of her better skills, and so she meanders through the trees like some strange red riding hood (less hood, more bow and arrows), gently swinging her basket. There's a variety of tropical fruits on offer, as well as freshly baked bread and a large joint of barbecued pork - she's got a feeling she knows which one the alchemist will go for.
Eventually her wanderings take her deeply enough into the woods that even the sound of birds and small animals is muted. Vai isn't stupid, though - it's not the location that has them quiet. It's the presence of a predator. "Remi?" the witch calls, falling to a halt and waiting patiently for her adopted son to find her.
Eventually her wanderings take her deeply enough into the woods that even the sound of birds and small animals is muted. Vai isn't stupid, though - it's not the location that has them quiet. It's the presence of a predator. "Remi?" the witch calls, falling to a halt and waiting patiently for her adopted son to find her.
and the sun
will rise
will rise
