Liam
And I feel like my castle's crumbling down
And I watch all my bridges burn to the ground
And I watch all my bridges burn to the ground
In truth, Liam was just as curious about the worst places Tal had been as he was the best, he was just too polite to ask outright. He grinned as Tal named Stormbreak. "Stormbreak is very ordered, I'll say that," he agreed. "I'm from there, originally. Only moved out here a few seasons ago." He turned an eye back to the lantern designs and began to unpack the supplies. There were a few metal pieces, some glass casings, screws, and other odds and ends that looked like they went... somewhere. He squinted at the blueprints. Ah, well. They'd figure it out.
He was a little surprised that Tal accepted his offer, but pleased nonetheless. It would be nice to have some company for what could have been a tedious task, and he certainly didn't mind sharing the supplies or the time. "I used to be a Dragoon," he said, selecting a few pieces of metal and beginning to lay them out according to the diagrams in front of him. "I retired recently and moved to the Greatwood. I'm not quite sure what I'll do with my time yet. Maybe I'll find my calling in lantern-making," he joked, shooting an easy smile towards the courier.
He was a little surprised that Tal accepted his offer, but pleased nonetheless. It would be nice to have some company for what could have been a tedious task, and he certainly didn't mind sharing the supplies or the time. "I used to be a Dragoon," he said, selecting a few pieces of metal and beginning to lay them out according to the diagrams in front of him. "I retired recently and moved to the Greatwood. I'm not quite sure what I'll do with my time yet. Maybe I'll find my calling in lantern-making," he joked, shooting an easy smile towards the courier.
And you don't want to know me, I will just let you down
You don't wanna know me now
You don't wanna know me now
