She comes, and like so many others, she does not approach. Though she watches Saiden curiously as he does. Abandoned, and yet, he seems familiar with Ludo at least? Was it really only her that they all just ignored so fully, so completely? You’d think being so bitter about it, Weaver wouldn’t have bothered to show when she’d heard the rumors. On the contrary though, it seems like her only chance to ever really interact with the gods, even from afar.
There are plenty of faces she recognizes here, but she stays alone. Had Saiden not been busy talking to Ludo, perhaps she would have joined him, but as it stands, Weaver has no desire to interrupt his opportunity. And she isn’t fool enough to believe that even now Ludo would pay her much attention. Just in case though, Weaver has a little toy boat tucked into her pack, not entirely sure what this encounter might bring.
There are plenty of faces she recognizes here, but she stays alone. Had Saiden not been busy talking to Ludo, perhaps she would have joined him, but as it stands, Weaver has no desire to interrupt his opportunity. And she isn’t fool enough to believe that even now Ludo would pay her much attention. Just in case though, Weaver has a little toy boat tucked into her pack, not entirely sure what this encounter might bring.
weaver
-- kiss you like a whiskey fire --
