LOREN
Roana’s analysis of the situation was probably correct. However, Loren still wasn’t too worried. ”Maybe. But I think it’s up to us to convince her that it was absolutely not her fault, and that if she’d had any choice in the matter we all know she would’ve never acted in such a manner.” If the Launceleyn had to carve that message everywhere that Phoebe was likely to see it then he would. The blighted should feel no guilt at all for the things they said and did while under its thrall.
As Roana asked if there was anything else the summoner wanted to know, he hesitated. There was, but he wasn’t entirely sure how the woman would react to it: tensions in the Hollowed Grounds were high and people’s feelings on this matte were quite, quite strong. But there was no way for him to find out without asking. ”What can you tell me about The Voice?” Roana’s explanation had only covered the old gods, but not the one who everyone seemed convinced was behind the blight. Everyone except Loren, that was.
As Roana asked if there was anything else the summoner wanted to know, he hesitated. There was, but he wasn’t entirely sure how the woman would react to it: tensions in the Hollowed Grounds were high and people’s feelings on this matte were quite, quite strong. But there was no way for him to find out without asking. ”What can you tell me about The Voice?” Roana’s explanation had only covered the old gods, but not the one who everyone seemed convinced was behind the blight. Everyone except Loren, that was.
But don’t be weary if it’s broken
Families are like that—
they’re split up and always torn.
