Alea
would you like to play a game?
"Maybe!" Alea says cheerfully. It doesn't really occur to her that she hasn't prayed at a shrine in a long time; she makes little distinction between speaking to the actual god Ludo at shrines and chattering to the puppet on her head. In her mind, she could ask Ludo right now, and she does think about it, but no, they're going hunting.
Alea nods when Sah suggests a location. "I don't think Ludo would want us hunting in his woods. And the Fae wouldn't like it either." A graveyard is not the best place for a chase.
As she follows Sah through the forest, Alea is very quiet. When she's not singing, she knows how to move without making a sound, which should help her with future hunting endeavors. It's something she's picked up from using her barn owl shift ... and from hiding in the woods -- from predators, from strangers, sometimes for no reason at all.
Sah points out the signs of the deer's passing, and Alea nods solemnly. "Yeah. Like when you see mouse droppings, so you know there's a hole there. You just have to watch and wait till it comes back."
Alea nods when Sah suggests a location. "I don't think Ludo would want us hunting in his woods. And the Fae wouldn't like it either." A graveyard is not the best place for a chase.
As she follows Sah through the forest, Alea is very quiet. When she's not singing, she knows how to move without making a sound, which should help her with future hunting endeavors. It's something she's picked up from using her barn owl shift ... and from hiding in the woods -- from predators, from strangers, sometimes for no reason at all.
Sah points out the signs of the deer's passing, and Alea nods solemnly. "Yeah. Like when you see mouse droppings, so you know there's a hole there. You just have to watch and wait till it comes back."
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