Love mends even the broken parts
Loren bit his lip. ”Wessex posted it on the Notice Board. It should still be up there, along with all the other information about LongNight. It was supposed to apply to both locations for the whole week.” It wasn’t exactly their fault that message hadn’t been disseminated: if people couldn’t be bothered to read those updates, they didn’t have a better way to get news out to people. However, at the comment about fighting, the Launceleyn gave Remi a surprised look. ”I thought only magical light drove them away.” This was the first the summoner had heard of anyone being able to actually fight the monsters. That thought made his nostrils flare in annoyance. The next statement about having him summon the Spark Bird every time the door open didn't help. ”Well. I offered to stay at the Guild. But I should talk to Wessex first, if only to warn her.” She’d probably veto, but she didn’t have any real power over him.
At the comment about singing, the summoner squeezed the alchemist’s hand again. ”I’ve been singing since the beginning of the season, and I know others have as well. I don’t know if it will be enough, obviously, but we did our part.” And if that ended up not being enough, well, they had tried. Listening to the list of tasks without judgment, the Launceleyn sighed. ”Amalia has her staff. Do we know if the lantern produces magical light as well?” If so, they’d be as protected as anyone else.
Unfortunately, that left Kiada and Remi. ”Perhaps....perhaps I could try to see if I can make my creatures leave anything else behind?” They had one luxere staff already. If they could make a second, somehow, theorectically they would stand a much better chance. Unfortunately, this was all speculation, even the part about Jigano. ”To be clear, all this isn’t a plan. It's a series of half-baked ideas concocted between multiple groups with occasionally competing interests. Thankfully, we still have time to make one.” And now that they were talking again, they would.
At the comment about singing, the summoner squeezed the alchemist’s hand again. ”I’ve been singing since the beginning of the season, and I know others have as well. I don’t know if it will be enough, obviously, but we did our part.” And if that ended up not being enough, well, they had tried. Listening to the list of tasks without judgment, the Launceleyn sighed. ”Amalia has her staff. Do we know if the lantern produces magical light as well?” If so, they’d be as protected as anyone else.
Unfortunately, that left Kiada and Remi. ”Perhaps....perhaps I could try to see if I can make my creatures leave anything else behind?” They had one luxere staff already. If they could make a second, somehow, theorectically they would stand a much better chance. Unfortunately, this was all speculation, even the part about Jigano. ”To be clear, all this isn’t a plan. It's a series of half-baked ideas concocted between multiple groups with occasionally competing interests. Thankfully, we still have time to make one.” And now that they were talking again, they would.
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