You have so much of everything but still you wanted more
"Of course, if you want me to. I'd be happy to help." And she did look it, too, if the pleased smile and happy wriggling was anything to go by. Jewelry and crafting aside, that he wanted her help was very satisfying. "Seems like you have another reason to keep practicing now." Mastery was one thing, but skills without actual application could so easily be squandered.
Slumping back until she lay propped up on her elbows, Seren hummed and tried not to feel overly guilty about keeping the young hunter up this late. "Sorry... I've always been more awake at night," she mumbled, in way of explanation. "Sometimes I forget that some enjoy sleeping when the stars are out." A senseless concept to her, but for those who had to rise early and spend the day wisely... ah well.
The question was turned back on her, and Seren leaned her head back. Dark hair tumbled in a midnight waterfall onto the sand, spilling like raven waters over shoulders and arms while she reflected upon the stars above. "I got a letter from a friend in Torchline who needs me," she told him, a touch more somber as she was reminded of Maeve's distress. "I will be heading to her right away, I think. After that though..." She sighed, and made a reluctant grimace. "I suppose I should head back to Stormbreak, for a while. I've been absent from Dragoon-training more than I've been present over the past season. I'm... not sure I really like living there."
It was a rare admission; few and far between were the times when Seren admitted to be less than pleased with anything or anyone. But with Sah, it felt alright to talk about even the not so fun things.
Slumping back until she lay propped up on her elbows, Seren hummed and tried not to feel overly guilty about keeping the young hunter up this late. "Sorry... I've always been more awake at night," she mumbled, in way of explanation. "Sometimes I forget that some enjoy sleeping when the stars are out." A senseless concept to her, but for those who had to rise early and spend the day wisely... ah well.
The question was turned back on her, and Seren leaned her head back. Dark hair tumbled in a midnight waterfall onto the sand, spilling like raven waters over shoulders and arms while she reflected upon the stars above. "I got a letter from a friend in Torchline who needs me," she told him, a touch more somber as she was reminded of Maeve's distress. "I will be heading to her right away, I think. After that though..." She sighed, and made a reluctant grimace. "I suppose I should head back to Stormbreak, for a while. I've been absent from Dragoon-training more than I've been present over the past season. I'm... not sure I really like living there."
It was a rare admission; few and far between were the times when Seren admitted to be less than pleased with anything or anyone. But with Sah, it felt alright to talk about even the not so fun things.
Seren
