"Thanks." Lilliane took the Apple given to her. Though for now, keeping it in her hands. Eating would distract her too much from the conversation. She listened attentively to Wessex' explanations. Though there was much to take in, and a lot of questions she wanted to ask, one was certainly on the forefront. "You're a demigod?" Lilliane asked, her expression surprised and inquiring at the same time. "What does that mean exactly?" Realising that this might be a rather personal question, she quickly continued. "If you want to tell."
"Where I'm from, demigods in mythology are usually the children of gods and mortals. Basically half-gods." Continuing in a joking manner, she said: "And they're usually far too busy slaying monsters or looking cool to spare time talking to normal people." She shrugged. "They're only myths where I'm from though. Things like gods - or demigods - actually taking an active role in the world is quite new to me."
"Where I'm from, demigods in mythology are usually the children of gods and mortals. Basically half-gods." Continuing in a joking manner, she said: "And they're usually far too busy slaying monsters or looking cool to spare time talking to normal people." She shrugged. "They're only myths where I'm from though. Things like gods - or demigods - actually taking an active role in the world is quite new to me."
Lilliane
