DELPHiA
"Guardian of the Greatwood. Yes, that fits much better." she said with a light laugh. It was the title the Fae had always used. Why not follow suit of those so in tune with the wood?
"Neither am I, but you are much closer to one than I am. Though I would have welcomed Ronin's input as well." she said with a slight shrug. Both would be good teachers for different reasons, and both were much more powerful than she. Again she found herself nodding with his words. She had found her ability to pull souls from their bodies a difficult task in battle, much more so than she was having with the fish. "And what do you think of Ludo? Have they been a good mentor to you?" she asked, curious how much stock Remi put into the raggedy god's words, tricksy as it was.
"Mort has given me a quest - a way to raise bodies of the dead as a shield in battle." she said, kneeling by the river where her net was. "I am to retrieve the remains of a human and an animal." she said, grabbing one of the dead fish. Was a fish an animal? Or was it more like an aquatic bug? Were bugs animals? Perhaps these questions were better fielded by Frey or Rae.
"But I must also speak to someone who clings to the remains of a loved one too tightly and try to understand them." she said, looking up at him. "Know anyone like that?"
"Neither am I, but you are much closer to one than I am. Though I would have welcomed Ronin's input as well." she said with a slight shrug. Both would be good teachers for different reasons, and both were much more powerful than she. Again she found herself nodding with his words. She had found her ability to pull souls from their bodies a difficult task in battle, much more so than she was having with the fish. "And what do you think of Ludo? Have they been a good mentor to you?" she asked, curious how much stock Remi put into the raggedy god's words, tricksy as it was.
"Mort has given me a quest - a way to raise bodies of the dead as a shield in battle." she said, kneeling by the river where her net was. "I am to retrieve the remains of a human and an animal." she said, grabbing one of the dead fish. Was a fish an animal? Or was it more like an aquatic bug? Were bugs animals? Perhaps these questions were better fielded by Frey or Rae.
"But I must also speak to someone who clings to the remains of a loved one too tightly and try to understand them." she said, looking up at him. "Know anyone like that?"
she has witchcraft in her lips
