”Sorry.” Noah said, looking then to the dragon who had made direct eye contact with him before he spoke, and offered her a grin. ”Thought she would have tipped you off.” Eira would have, if not closed the distance between Noah and an approaching friend first. Noah stepped up closer to Tal and offered the man a pat on the shoulder — more like a slap, but friendly all the same — then stepped around him. He dug the bones and skulls from his pockets and placed them at the altar of the shrine. He half-looked over his shoulder at Tal before giving a prayer to the herald, and eyebrow lifting as he twisted on his feet.
”I was in the Greatwood, and I heard the messages about the Family, and then the earth trembled. I came here to find out what it was. A giant, ghost landshark. Flora was there too. She channeled and Remi and Ronin both came. The fight was quick with them helping.” Noah said, before realizing he was word-vomiting what had happened just mere hours ago to the courier. ”How long have you been here? Did you feel any of that?” Noah would be surprised if he hadn’t — especially since he had felt it all the way in the Greatwood.
”I was in the Greatwood, and I heard the messages about the Family, and then the earth trembled. I came here to find out what it was. A giant, ghost landshark. Flora was there too. She channeled and Remi and Ronin both came. The fight was quick with them helping.” Noah said, before realizing he was word-vomiting what had happened just mere hours ago to the courier. ”How long have you been here? Did you feel any of that?” Noah would be surprised if he hadn’t — especially since he had felt it all the way in the Greatwood.
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