HENRY
I was waiting for something extraordinary
but as the years wasted on...
but as the years wasted on...
Henry's expression lifted and twisted with each detail she gave him to describe this rather strange thing that had happened to her. Only, to Henry, once he puzzled it together after a moment, this was one of the less odd things that could've happened to her in the Grounds. Believe it or not.
An amused light glimmered in his eyes and he grinned, huffing out a laugh.
"Did you eat the mushroom, Torchie?" He asked, giving her a nudge before he headed back along the trail that awaited them. He had to chuckle again. "Don't know if you have many of them in Torchline, but not all mushrooms should be eaten. A tip?" He arched a brow over his shoulder at her, "If you aren't absolutely certain what kind of plant it is, best to probably leave it where you found it. Not ... give it a sample!" he laughed again, but he didn't really want to rub it in so he silenced his mirth with some effort.
He stopped, held a low-hanging branch away from the trail, and gestured for her to go on ahead of him. The way was marked quite clearly now, she'd have no trouble determining it for herself. Still, he'd walk along with her until she was back in civilization, where she ran much less risk of killing herself by eating wild plants. "You're lucky that you only hallucinated, you know. You could've gotten hurt, or worse."
An amused light glimmered in his eyes and he grinned, huffing out a laugh.
"Did you eat the mushroom, Torchie?" He asked, giving her a nudge before he headed back along the trail that awaited them. He had to chuckle again. "Don't know if you have many of them in Torchline, but not all mushrooms should be eaten. A tip?" He arched a brow over his shoulder at her, "If you aren't absolutely certain what kind of plant it is, best to probably leave it where you found it. Not ... give it a sample!" he laughed again, but he didn't really want to rub it in so he silenced his mirth with some effort.
He stopped, held a low-hanging branch away from the trail, and gestured for her to go on ahead of him. The way was marked quite clearly now, she'd have no trouble determining it for herself. Still, he'd walk along with her until she was back in civilization, where she ran much less risk of killing herself by eating wild plants. "You're lucky that you only hallucinated, you know. You could've gotten hurt, or worse."
nothing ever did
unless I caused it
unless I caused it
