ROANA
Sometimes you had to laugh along, and considering what she had originally thought she had stumbled upon, this was a much better situation. "Ah, I see. Yes, I would think they'd want that. One of their most ardent worshippers is ill with the blight." she said, her tone dropping a bit, tinged with melancholy as she thought of her sister in law. But there was only so much she could do for her, having to keep the safety of her children in mind. But as he tried to clean up the, uh, evidence of his encounter she just shook her head. From her pocket she produced a clean rag, holding it out to him. "Here. You can keep it." she said. Yeah, she wasn't going to want that back.
She listened quietly as he spoke, guiding them through the woods back towards town. "I might suggest you do your research on the gods before you go calling on them again. You know, so you have a better idea of what to expect from the deity you call on." she said with a light laugh, but the weight of real advice. "Why have you been calling on them anyways?" she asked.
"You're welcome." she said lightly, not thinking much of escorting him back. It was just the right thing to do.
She listened quietly as he spoke, guiding them through the woods back towards town. "I might suggest you do your research on the gods before you go calling on them again. You know, so you have a better idea of what to expect from the deity you call on." she said with a light laugh, but the weight of real advice. "Why have you been calling on them anyways?" she asked.
"You're welcome." she said lightly, not thinking much of escorting him back. It was just the right thing to do.
I hate to break it to ya, babe
but I'm not drowning
there's no one here to save
