A Drop in the Ocean

It was nice to see a smile not tinged with so much sadness, and Vervain’s answering grin said it all. ”If you don’t ask, you don’t get. We aren’t all fighters, and if you can serve the Voice well enough through your writing and mapmaking, perhaps that will be enough for you to live in peace. There’s far too much fighting going on as it is.” And wasn’t that the damned truth. She should have realised that he wouldn’t be able to see as well, the huntress nodding and moving out into the pool of moonlight. ”Alright. So when I practice my air magic, I’ll try to aim the arrow a little better with it. Like this...” She gestured to a tree across the other side of the pool, nocking an arrow into her bow and drawing back the string. Purposely aiming a little off, Vai conjured a breeze to buffet against it - and when she let the arrow loose, the magic corrected its path and it landed in the tree trunk with a thunk. ”See what I mean?” vervain well i'll rest my eyes and i'll let the earth breathe