Tal patted the axe that was always on his hip, then hooked his thumb towards the pack on his back. "Got a couple of smaller ones for throwing in there, too. In case we wanted to do some target practice today." They weren't heavy enough to be lethal unless he got extremely lucky, but even a small axe to the head, gut, or leg could slow a creature down long enough for him to escape.
Not that they did much good in the pack, but the loops on his parka for them didn't do much good when it was too hot to wear the parka.
Tal kept sneaking glances at the floating landshark, his awe of the beast fading as its annoyance became increasingly comedic rather than frightening. Boreal circled lower still, Belial completely unnoticed now as she fixed fascinated eyes on the beast below her and contemplated feline-esque mayhem.
"Do you even need the rest of the Guild for hunting landsharks?" The question asked in Tal's usual blunt way. "Seems like you could deal with 'em all by yourself." Between measures of magic and steel, Tal's opinion of the General was clearly quite high.
Not that they did much good in the pack, but the loops on his parka for them didn't do much good when it was too hot to wear the parka.
Tal kept sneaking glances at the floating landshark, his awe of the beast fading as its annoyance became increasingly comedic rather than frightening. Boreal circled lower still, Belial completely unnoticed now as she fixed fascinated eyes on the beast below her and contemplated feline-esque mayhem.
"Do you even need the rest of the Guild for hunting landsharks?" The question asked in Tal's usual blunt way. "Seems like you could deal with 'em all by yourself." Between measures of magic and steel, Tal's opinion of the General was clearly quite high.
