Are
Just about ready to accept anything he was told about the strange world he nodded as if being gifted a dragon from the gods was a perfectly mundane thing. Nothing to raise an eyebrow at, not that anything seemed worthy of more than a sigh, a glance at the skies and a whispered 'why?'. "Draugr, dragons and gods, eh?" he said with an exasperated sigh from the comfort of the crook of his arm. Are couldn't even remember exactly how far into thought process he'd gotten before he gave up on trying to come to grips with it all. After all, understanding was for greater men, he was content with just knowing the 'what' and 'when'.
"Ascended, ass-ended. Cold and slippery, just like her." he grumbled and sat back up. A tiny tantrum and a swig of ale was all he needed to get his mind back on track. Back to trying to make heads and tails of the whole situation he'd purposefully stumbled into. Why did it have to be so difficult? It was just a matter of taking down a god, couldn't it be just another simple hurdle to overcome. Like the barrier, or the bloodthirsty Álfar... "Why couldn't it? Are whispered to himself and perked up, stroking his chin and staring deep into the almost empty tankard. He was a simple man after all, and simple solutions suited him fine. A warrior should fight to their strengths after all. "You know what? Brash as it might seem, why not just ask? As a matter of fact, I'll even do it myself!" he exclaimed, patted himself on the back and downed the last of the ale, far too pleased with his idea.
"Ascended, ass-ended. Cold and slippery, just like her." he grumbled and sat back up. A tiny tantrum and a swig of ale was all he needed to get his mind back on track. Back to trying to make heads and tails of the whole situation he'd purposefully stumbled into. Why did it have to be so difficult? It was just a matter of taking down a god, couldn't it be just another simple hurdle to overcome. Like the barrier, or the bloodthirsty Álfar... "Why couldn't it? Are whispered to himself and perked up, stroking his chin and staring deep into the almost empty tankard. He was a simple man after all, and simple solutions suited him fine. A warrior should fight to their strengths after all. "You know what? Brash as it might seem, why not just ask? As a matter of fact, I'll even do it myself!" he exclaimed, patted himself on the back and downed the last of the ale, far too pleased with his idea.
