children of the rain and snow

"I like the story about when I played a trick on Safrin. Perhaps that will cheer her up." Because of course Ludo was aware of what had happened to his fellow deity, and for all of their rivalry and contention, Safrin was as much a part of the world as it was. And the blight would take her from that world, if something was not done. "I hear on the wind, that the blight has caught the attention of Vi," it explained, not needing to mention that Amalia was the cause of that very attention. "I believe that wheels are already in motion. But all things take time." As for Cait Sith, Ludo seemed to stiffen (odd, for rags to do, but still). "It is an ancient creature of the woods, and a terrible omen for the Fae who bury their dead. It takes the form of a black cat, with a white spot upon its chest. It waits for the souls of the freshly departed, and leads them astray when they emerge. They never reach Mort." LUDO Braved the forests, braved the stone Braved the icy winds and fire Braved and beat them on my own