And I'm not expecting you to care, but I have finally seen the light
Deimos' question, one that Morgan had spent plenty of her own time wondering (and worrying) about, was one she didn't know how to answer just yet. She shrugged. "He keeps to himself. I've hardly seen him since he arrived, so it's hard to know if he's much like Zariah. I am keeping an eye on the situation, but for the moment it's quiet." Of course, there was always the possibility he was concocting some kind of plan in the shadows, but as Warden there were only so many things she could control at once.
With the catapults finished Morgan began to slowly walk around them, appreciatively touching here and there on the wood and nodding, appreciating Deimos' skill and the solid sturdiness of things that hadn't existed barely five minutes prior. "These are wonderful, thank you. We will repay you one day." Whether that was in goods or a favour in a moment of need, Morgan certainly considered the Hollowed Grounds to be Halo's ally.
"Ah. ...I don't know if I've ever met a Demi-God of the Old Gods. Are there many, in the Grounds?" She wasn't sure if there was a way to know them by sight: a glowing halo perhaps, or a shaking of the earth beneath their feet.
With the catapults finished Morgan began to slowly walk around them, appreciatively touching here and there on the wood and nodding, appreciating Deimos' skill and the solid sturdiness of things that hadn't existed barely five minutes prior. "These are wonderful, thank you. We will repay you one day." Whether that was in goods or a favour in a moment of need, Morgan certainly considered the Hollowed Grounds to be Halo's ally.
"Ah. ...I don't know if I've ever met a Demi-God of the Old Gods. Are there many, in the Grounds?" She wasn't sure if there was a way to know them by sight: a glowing halo perhaps, or a shaking of the earth beneath their feet.
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