[se] wildest dreams

You made yourself a bed
At the bottom of the blackest hole

Tal's fervor drew Alys's dark eyes to the courier's face, but he didn't elaborate, and she didn't press him. Perhaps she would consider armor, then, if only just in case.

Asking for a blessing on one of her decks was much more Alys's speed, even if it did rankle to think of the gods messing with her prized decks. What if they did something to mess them up? After all, each of her decks had its own personality, and she wouldn't want to change that just because she thought the gods could do something fancy with her cards. Maybe she could create a new deck, then, and get a blessing on that one, and use it specifically for the purpose of speaking with the gods... Pulling herself from her thoughts, the seer smiled. "I can certainly ask, can't I?" she said. "There's just one problem - Safrin isn't here. I wonder if the others would be willing to help?"

Speaking of the cards, Tal began to clear the table, and Alys pulled out a pair of decks from her bag. She had more to offer since the last time she'd read the cards for her friend, and this time he could have a choice of which deck he'd prefer. The first deck was bright and airy, with alluring artwork and a welcoming feel; the second was darker and moody, yet no less enticing in its own way. "Take a look at these, and let me know which you prefer," Alys instructed serenely.

And convinced yourself that
It's not the reason you don't see the sun anymore

Alys