and I tried to remember how nice it had been
That surprised Vai, a little, the huntress tilting her head at Nate and offering him a gentle smile. She was a mother - he caught her hook, line and sinker. ”Believe me, it’s a rare thing to get me to do something I don’t want to do already,” she said with a chuckle. ”Between you and Sunjata, someone should probably be checking up on you regularly. Who knows what trouble you’ll have gotten into next.”
Nodding in acceptance that she could use the garden and the clinic, Vai turned to set down the satchel and pick up a hammer, ready to help repair and replace tiles wherever needed. ”Is this for the monsoons?” she asked, guessing at a yes based on what they had all heard. The rain had been consistent, but not particularly bad yet. Vai had a feeling that would change quite rapidly.
As for why she and Felix had stayed? The witch grinned. ”My son has only known the woods, and me in them. He wanted to stay a while - and it would be good for him, all these people,” she explained. Good for her, too.
Nodding in acceptance that she could use the garden and the clinic, Vai turned to set down the satchel and pick up a hammer, ready to help repair and replace tiles wherever needed. ”Is this for the monsoons?” she asked, guessing at a yes based on what they had all heard. The rain had been consistent, but not particularly bad yet. Vai had a feeling that would change quite rapidly.
As for why she and Felix had stayed? The witch grinned. ”My son has only known the woods, and me in them. He wanted to stay a while - and it would be good for him, all these people,” she explained. Good for her, too.
a long long time ago
but I couldn’t remember
Vervain
