She nodded, solemn and unsmiling in her quiet acceptance of a fate she never really counted on escaping. Not to be overly dramatic, but miracles didn't really happen a lot around these parts, and as she was not one of the gods favored, it was all a matter of ones own luck and persistance, or at least the hand me down marvels other people might agree to share with others.
With that settled, she did not really have any more business there, Maea tilted her head a little, curious despite herself about something he'd said.
"There was no magic, where you come from?" she asked. The notion was strange to her, almost as fantastic as the idea that the Spire might fall over or the barrier disappear.
Perhaps if she had known how bad the man felt about not being able to make himself useful the could have sympathised, but... she was a telekinetic, not an empath. Reading thoughts was not a skill she possessed.
With that settled, she did not really have any more business there, Maea tilted her head a little, curious despite herself about something he'd said.
"There was no magic, where you come from?" she asked. The notion was strange to her, almost as fantastic as the idea that the Spire might fall over or the barrier disappear.
Perhaps if she had known how bad the man felt about not being able to make himself useful the could have sympathised, but... she was a telekinetic, not an empath. Reading thoughts was not a skill she possessed.
