Phoebe
Phoebe couldn't help her elongated sigh before sipping her cocoa. His words hit on a truth that she wasn't sure he had stumbled upon then. "Those who follow the Voice always claim to want neutrality, but they are the same ones that cause the most harm." she said, shaking her head slowly. "They spread a blight for the Voice and refused to take accountability for it after all. Unlike the Old Gods, the Voice does not hold her children accountable for any of their actions." she said. When she mad mistakes, Frey always made sure she knew it. If she had spread a blight, they would have made no qualms about making sure she knew exactly what she had done.
But as he continued, she smirked at him over the top of her cup. "They were aloof on the details because they knew you didn't call upon them to ask about the spark bird. It wouldn't have had a real use in Halo. There are no LongNight monsters there to keep away." she said with a light laugh. "Your people are the people of the Old Gods. Where in the world they are isn't what is important. That is what I think Frey would want you to consider in your quest."
His question had her eyes turning to Pim briefly, her gaze distant as though she were off in another world - because she was. In her head anyways. "They wanted me to help preserve life in the wake of the war. That is why they changed me." she said softly. "And I have been on the other side of such a war. In my home, we were on the losing end of a very long, drawn out war. I never knew peace in my lifetime. And to maintain our people, they sent many of us younger folk away to a new world through a magic portal where we were to preserve our people and have as many children as possible." she explained before glancing at him. "It is an inevitability in the face of extinction but it is one of the most offensive things to Frey. So I am creating a garden where I can grow babies from DNA from any two people, male, female, doesn't matter."
But as he continued, she smirked at him over the top of her cup. "They were aloof on the details because they knew you didn't call upon them to ask about the spark bird. It wouldn't have had a real use in Halo. There are no LongNight monsters there to keep away." she said with a light laugh. "Your people are the people of the Old Gods. Where in the world they are isn't what is important. That is what I think Frey would want you to consider in your quest."
His question had her eyes turning to Pim briefly, her gaze distant as though she were off in another world - because she was. In her head anyways. "They wanted me to help preserve life in the wake of the war. That is why they changed me." she said softly. "And I have been on the other side of such a war. In my home, we were on the losing end of a very long, drawn out war. I never knew peace in my lifetime. And to maintain our people, they sent many of us younger folk away to a new world through a magic portal where we were to preserve our people and have as many children as possible." she explained before glancing at him. "It is an inevitability in the face of extinction but it is one of the most offensive things to Frey. So I am creating a garden where I can grow babies from DNA from any two people, male, female, doesn't matter."
she's changed, you can see it in her eyes
