& so it goes
“Mmmm.” You say under your breath, eyeing the dragonling’s blast of electricity with equal parts indifference and academic curiosity. However at the news that Frey provided the dragon for protection, you pay your pen-scraping across the page and look up. “The herald provided you a dragon for protection?” You wonder. A protector called Pim? Your face is an unreadable mask—other than to Kai of course—but quickly you record all of this.
That Safrin had fallen ill because of the blight is interesting to you of course, but not surprising. Especially if the Voice was concerned, that a lesser deity would grow ill should have been expected. “Anytime a previous contained ecosystem is allowed to suddenly affect the larger world, there are sure to be sicknesses and mutations as a new form of satis is reached.”
“Midwifery?” You repeat, suddenly looking unhappy (which is just to say, the corners of your lips twitch down ever so slightly). “Are the females here have difficulty with procreation or conception? What makes your intervention necessary?” This is probably one of the most alarming things you’ve learned thus far. If there is something wrong with the ecosystem, that is what the herald should have been focusing on. Not making their friends happy or safe.
As Phoebe rushes over, you raise a brow slightly as you chew on the plant. Having your mouth go numb is precisely the point, as evidence by the fact that you’ve eaten it.
That Safrin had fallen ill because of the blight is interesting to you of course, but not surprising. Especially if the Voice was concerned, that a lesser deity would grow ill should have been expected. “Anytime a previous contained ecosystem is allowed to suddenly affect the larger world, there are sure to be sicknesses and mutations as a new form of satis is reached.”
“Midwifery?” You repeat, suddenly looking unhappy (which is just to say, the corners of your lips twitch down ever so slightly). “Are the females here have difficulty with procreation or conception? What makes your intervention necessary?” This is probably one of the most alarming things you’ve learned thus far. If there is something wrong with the ecosystem, that is what the herald should have been focusing on. Not making their friends happy or safe.
As Phoebe rushes over, you raise a brow slightly as you chew on the plant. Having your mouth go numb is precisely the point, as evidence by the fact that you’ve eaten it.
