MAEA
There was no point in going further than necessary. The voidlings were everywhere, infesting the enchanted woodland region just as quickly as the rest of them. Maea didn't think it mattered whether the flora or fauna she gathered came from the borders or the heart of the Greatwood - but just to be sure she picked a location well out of sight of any other landmasses.
Standing beneath a crimson river, dappled sunlight cast shimmering auras of red over her face that rippled and danced with the flowing water. Cool spray from the water dampened her hair and clothes with a pink patina, leaving ruddy dew to bead on the bone protruding from her head. It was one of the more magical sights she had seen across all her travels, one of those things that brought back the old reverence for the Gods that used to define her existence.
"What is really the difference between magic and what the gods can do?" she asked, tilting her horned head aside to look at Noah. Glistening droplets trembled and fell with the motion, further darkening her well worn coat with damp patches. "I know there's supposed to be one - some spark from another place they can't touch - but it seems so... similar. Just different in scale."
They were really here for the quest Dygra had granted her region. But she wouldn't pass up on a chance to pick a demi-god's brain on subjects she found interesting, now when she had him all to herself. Carrying a varied assortment of sacks, jars and cages in her backpack, all they needed now was some luck - if being targeted by void tainted flora and fauna could be considered luck.
Standing beneath a crimson river, dappled sunlight cast shimmering auras of red over her face that rippled and danced with the flowing water. Cool spray from the water dampened her hair and clothes with a pink patina, leaving ruddy dew to bead on the bone protruding from her head. It was one of the more magical sights she had seen across all her travels, one of those things that brought back the old reverence for the Gods that used to define her existence.
"What is really the difference between magic and what the gods can do?" she asked, tilting her horned head aside to look at Noah. Glistening droplets trembled and fell with the motion, further darkening her well worn coat with damp patches. "I know there's supposed to be one - some spark from another place they can't touch - but it seems so... similar. Just different in scale."
They were really here for the quest Dygra had granted her region. But she wouldn't pass up on a chance to pick a demi-god's brain on subjects she found interesting, now when she had him all to herself. Carrying a varied assortment of sacks, jars and cages in her backpack, all they needed now was some luck - if being targeted by void tainted flora and fauna could be considered luck.
Light is easy to love
Show me your darkness
Show me your darkness
BASE INSPIRED BY ODD <3
