A Drop in the Ocean

"It definitely has its appeal," Vai said, having to agree there. She'd felt the same way as she'd first stepped through the portal, after all, the huntress taken aback by soft sands and whispering waves. She imagined a lot of people had done the same as Sam, and were moving their lives and businesses to sunnier shores. "You might find a good business here, with bookmaking," she remarked. "Maps, ledgers... ships need to keep a lot of records." Smiling sadly to him, Vai could only offer condolences where there was no real advice she could give. "Perhaps when you have moved here, settled a bit... maybe then you could have another conversation with her. Work something out. You could always work on the sidelines to fulful what she asks of you, without direct involvement...?" At that point it was more a matter of staying alive and well. She nodded as he spoke, rising to her feet and padding over to her little setup to grab her bow and quiver. "I imagine I'll not need to wait until sunrise, given your ability to see in the dark? Or has that been affected as well?" As for the glove, Vai tilted her head with obvious curiosity. "Well," she said, "while I wouldn't shoot arrows at you, there's a few ways you could practice with that. Even someone throwing a couple of pebbles your way would be a good start." vervain well i'll rest my eyes and i'll let the earth breathe