will heaven step in?
AS they came back together, Vi’dore kept near the sled. ”The least we startle them the better.” Noah said, as a matter of fact. The less the deer ran and pumped their bodies full of adrenaline the better their meat would taste. ”But Alys has illusion magic that could be helpful for keeping them distracted while you and I flank them.” He suggested next, looking between the two of them and keeping his voice low. He didn’t want to startle the deer from this far away.
”And if you provided some elemental cover, that could help us gain advantage, too. I may be able to take out a few deer at a time between my magic and my bow. I know you’ve got the ability to take more than one, too. And Alys has a bow.” Basically — in Noah’s mind, at least — they were striving for the whole herd. They needed to feed their people. Not waiting for any more time or any arguments against his idea, Noah turned to set off.
He moved with his center of gravity low, arrow nocked, aiming to flank the herd on its leftmost side. Eira stayed in the skies, keeping her keen golden eyes peeled for any sign of that ursur.
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Noah makes some suggestions and then tries to flank the herd on the left.
will it save us from our sin?
