A Drop in the Ocean

”I’d quite like to read them, if you ever compile them together,” she said of his logs, finishing off her braid and drumming her fingers lightly on her knees. ”Though if you are moving away, it could be just as interesting to chronicle your experiences in a new place. You could even have the information sent back to the Grounds, for the people who have never travelled.” All suggestions, threads pulled from his talent as a writer and a bookmaker. ”Where are you moving? Here? I imagine Torchline has never had a library.” It didn’t really seem like the sort of place. Nibbling on her lower lip, Vai could only shrug honestly at his question about the Voice. ”Would she really disown you if you couldn’t do something for her?” she asked. ”It’s so strange, here... the gods and goddesses are so real, with actual plans and opinions... I would struggle, in your shoes. But I think you should still be able to say no, without having to necessarily give her up, or hate her.” It was complex to say the least. ”I do train my magic,” she said with a small smile. ”I’m a healer, but I can manipulate the air as well. I try to use that to guide arrows when I shoot them. Is there anything you wanted to try and improve?” vervain well i'll rest my eyes and i'll let the earth breathe