Speak with non attuned, that was a useful trick for sure. "Cool, where'd you get it?" she followed up, as they headed towards the dusky woods. She nodded when he mentioned the old Launcelyn house, she'd been there after they'd gone, but had gotten used to it being referred to as that. Maybe one day she'd meet her landlords, if she stayed there that long. "Yuh," she confirmed through their link.
"That's our plan right now, me and Oliver are going to stay around through most of winter, but go to Torchline for the ugly parts. Hopefully we can do enough to help the people staying here beforehand," she said, still feeling a tiny bit reluctant to leave behind a sure fight, and the chance to take on something horrid. That was just the bullheaded part of her, the fiery drive that was both her most treasured motivator, and most self destructive tendency.
The camphoraceous scent of herd, while not particularly lovely, it was satisfying to the leopard, who longed to chase and hunt her quarry. The hunting party was growing closer, and she was glad for the golden glow of evening, to better hide her own sunny pelt. They were losing the light, Aisha slightly picked up the pace, the fox having a similar idea. "Yeah, I've heard a lot about it," she said, but not in a way to stop any advice he might offer.
"That's our plan right now, me and Oliver are going to stay around through most of winter, but go to Torchline for the ugly parts. Hopefully we can do enough to help the people staying here beforehand," she said, still feeling a tiny bit reluctant to leave behind a sure fight, and the chance to take on something horrid. That was just the bullheaded part of her, the fiery drive that was both her most treasured motivator, and most self destructive tendency.
The camphoraceous scent of herd, while not particularly lovely, it was satisfying to the leopard, who longed to chase and hunt her quarry. The hunting party was growing closer, and she was glad for the golden glow of evening, to better hide her own sunny pelt. They were losing the light, Aisha slightly picked up the pace, the fox having a similar idea. "Yeah, I've heard a lot about it," she said, but not in a way to stop any advice he might offer.
AISHA
