AISHA
Aisha gave a confident nod, the warm excitement radiated from her. Another member, another step closer to the guild's fruition. "No doubt," she echoed, scribbling something else down in her notes, perhaps pertaining to the ascended's choice, then set aside her papers to engage in the new topic.
Their first hunt, Aisha's tongue pressed against the back of her teeth as she thought, watching Elide as she mulled over answers. "We should probably start we know, get people used to hunting as a group. Ursur maybe, I've taken one down before but that's not an excuse to go in uncoordinated," she gave her proposal, but left it open. Like Noah, Elide was native, and was a hunter accustomed to the tundra. And undoubtedly, she held an opinion of her own.
Their first hunt, Aisha's tongue pressed against the back of her teeth as she thought, watching Elide as she mulled over answers. "We should probably start we know, get people used to hunting as a group. Ursur maybe, I've taken one down before but that's not an excuse to go in uncoordinated," she gave her proposal, but left it open. Like Noah, Elide was native, and was a hunter accustomed to the tundra. And undoubtedly, she held an opinion of her own.
suddenly it's looking like
i did not come to play
i did not come to play
i already won the game
