there's light at the edge of the darkness
Right. No feelings for Oia’i’o. ”What do you think of her then?” This conversation was going to last a long time if Loren needed to ask every question twice before he actually asked the question he wanted the answer to. However, he was getting so much useful information from the demi-god that he was going to keep asking questions until he literally couldn’t think of anything else.
On the subject of useful information, the daughter of Rae’s memory couldn’t supply distances. However, she could do something better: an illusory map appeared, incredibly detailed, even if it was just general forms, and only some parts of it were clear. He made sure to study it closely, drinking in every detail. ”Incredible. Thank you.” Then he gave Oia’i’o a considering look. ”You have illusion magic, then? What other magic do you have?” They’d covered her ability to freeze objects, and he’d seen first hand both that and the way she seemed to blend into her surroundings. But apparently she had more tricks up her sleeves.
As she commented on his laughter, he smiled. ”I think a lot of people would be surprised to hear you say that.” However, he would choose to view it as a positive sign of growth and development and all that good stuff. The smile slipped away as she explained that he’d need god-level magic to part the storms. ”What qualifies as god-level magic? And what would make the gods take the storms away?” Either option worked, really.
On the subject of useful information, the daughter of Rae’s memory couldn’t supply distances. However, she could do something better: an illusory map appeared, incredibly detailed, even if it was just general forms, and only some parts of it were clear. He made sure to study it closely, drinking in every detail. ”Incredible. Thank you.” Then he gave Oia’i’o a considering look. ”You have illusion magic, then? What other magic do you have?” They’d covered her ability to freeze objects, and he’d seen first hand both that and the way she seemed to blend into her surroundings. But apparently she had more tricks up her sleeves.
As she commented on his laughter, he smiled. ”I think a lot of people would be surprised to hear you say that.” However, he would choose to view it as a positive sign of growth and development and all that good stuff. The smile slipped away as she explained that he’d need god-level magic to part the storms. ”What qualifies as god-level magic? And what would make the gods take the storms away?” Either option worked, really.
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