if it doesn't burn a little
”That depends,” she says, unphased. ”Did you try to set me on fire on purpose or by accident?” Because it is unclear if the luxure was an accident or on purpose. It is unclear if it was someone from Halo or a meddling god or hell, someone from the Grounds. There are no details to support being pissed off about it, though she can understand being wary. Granted, the Fae seemed to be a very wary sort of people all the time.
Alina seems rather perturbed at the idea of Weaver thinking of the Greatwood as magical, and her eyes narrow just slightly, wondering if she’s actually struck a truth. ”Stories, mostly. I hear the Greatwood turns you around and spits you back out unless you belong. People say the trees move. It certainly sounds magical.” She shrugs, returning to her casual indifference. Clearly Alina was not going to divulge even basic information.
”Just a suggestion, though. When you are the stranger in someone else’s land, it might be prudent to be a bit nicer. Not everyone is as tolerant as I am.” The people of Halo were generally kind, but they were a hard people from the life they lived, and many of them would not tolerate the attitude of this particular Fae, or a spear pointing in their face.
Alina seems rather perturbed at the idea of Weaver thinking of the Greatwood as magical, and her eyes narrow just slightly, wondering if she’s actually struck a truth. ”Stories, mostly. I hear the Greatwood turns you around and spits you back out unless you belong. People say the trees move. It certainly sounds magical.” She shrugs, returning to her casual indifference. Clearly Alina was not going to divulge even basic information.
”Just a suggestion, though. When you are the stranger in someone else’s land, it might be prudent to be a bit nicer. Not everyone is as tolerant as I am.” The people of Halo were generally kind, but they were a hard people from the life they lived, and many of them would not tolerate the attitude of this particular Fae, or a spear pointing in their face.
-- weaver
then what's the point in playing with fire?
