We can be the kings and queens of anything, if we believe.
It very much was, and Seren was lucky for it. The encounter could have gone terribly, but instead a friendship was forged that, while still new and untested, had the potential to last for a lifetime.
"I know, right? Anyway, the reason I asked was that she is quite good with herbs, too. Mostly for tea - and I was thinking that maybe you might be interested in reaching out to her? If you want more business."
Turning her attention back towards the task at hand, Seren leaned in to admire the color of the mixture. While still in the cauldron and somewhat muted by shadows, the yellow still managed to look bright and cheerful. Enough to make her fingers itch to try it on a canvas, and see how it would hold up.
Fetching a pair of stove-gloves set out, the girl reached for the cauldron. A light pulse of gravity magic made the thing light and easily carried, and with no apparent effort she poured the contents through the strainer to separate liquids from solid material.
"There, that should do it," she said once the first cauldron was empty. Setting it aside, Seren looked to Ray for further instructions. "I suppose we should clean the cauldron before starting with a different color?"
"I know, right? Anyway, the reason I asked was that she is quite good with herbs, too. Mostly for tea - and I was thinking that maybe you might be interested in reaching out to her? If you want more business."
Turning her attention back towards the task at hand, Seren leaned in to admire the color of the mixture. While still in the cauldron and somewhat muted by shadows, the yellow still managed to look bright and cheerful. Enough to make her fingers itch to try it on a canvas, and see how it would hold up.
Fetching a pair of stove-gloves set out, the girl reached for the cauldron. A light pulse of gravity magic made the thing light and easily carried, and with no apparent effort she poured the contents through the strainer to separate liquids from solid material.
"There, that should do it," she said once the first cauldron was empty. Setting it aside, Seren looked to Ray for further instructions. "I suppose we should clean the cauldron before starting with a different color?"
Seren
