AISHA
The other woman remained throughout all of Aisha's wiles, stoic. She doesn't take the lack of expressiveness as an insult or a threat, neither is she deterred from her own dynamic nature. She took the following question as a bit of a challenge, her inquisitive gaze narrowed and locked onto the other Shield, "We've gathered journals and books about the monsters of Caido from libraries and sources in the grounds, Halo, and Torchline. Weaponry can be forged when we need, I know a particular general who's arm I could twist, forgers who would be happy to work with us. I've gathered basic hunting tools already, but if we're going after the big things we'll need more than bows and arrows."
"We don't have everything, but it's a start is it not?" she returned, flipping the pen between her fingers, "there will always be things we lack, but we can find ways to manage and adapt." Onto the dragons, Aisha leaned onto her knees. "With a fuck of a lot more information than we have now," she replied with a cynical amusement. They'd barely begun, the fruits of the guild were still just a seed of thought. "I have no plans to waltz into a dragon cage and demand a fight, if that's what you're wondering."
"We don't have everything, but it's a start is it not?" she returned, flipping the pen between her fingers, "there will always be things we lack, but we can find ways to manage and adapt." Onto the dragons, Aisha leaned onto her knees. "With a fuck of a lot more information than we have now," she replied with a cynical amusement. They'd barely begun, the fruits of the guild were still just a seed of thought. "I have no plans to waltz into a dragon cage and demand a fight, if that's what you're wondering."
suddenly it's looking like
i did not come to play
i did not come to play
i already won the game
