Alex
"If you're around, then feel free to join me", Alex offered. The company was nice, and she was sure that aiding a quest would help the Outlander adjust to Caido. Having something to focus on always helped her adjust to new surroundings after all.
Hearing Darkeye speak of his god was intriguing. The pirate raised a brow, "You look good for your age", she teased lightly. How the man was that old, she couldn't fathom. Maybe it was just the way his world was? As for his idea? Alex hummed, "Just be careful, ok? From what I know, some of Caido's gods will be fine with that. But others might become offended at the mere idea." It'd be a shame if in an effort to be honest and honorable, Darkeye found himself on the end of a god's wraith.
Alex nodded at the man's words. "Frey is an interesting one for sure. I've only ever met their Nature aspect." Her brow pinched, "I don't think anyone is truly neutral for long. Not in Caido at least. I wish you the best of luck in maintaining so and meeting the Gods." Darkeye was choosing to put himself in quite the precarious position.
The mention that Darkeye had been saved by pirates pulled a grin from Alex. "You'd like my crew. They're a rowdy bunch. But hearts of gold." She paused, chuckling. "Most of the time." One of her more temperamental crewmembers came to mind.
It surprised Alex how much it pleased her to know that Darkeye approved of her idea. The man just had that town-elder or wise grandfather vibe to him. Hearing that someone like that approved was validating. Hearing more about his world was intriguing, "That many gods? Incredible." And likely complicated.
Darkeye's question is a fair one, one that Alex herself had been considering. "Yes, I think I will join Frey's side." Her crew was on board with the idea as well. They'd chosen to seek Frey out with Alex as their representative, given that she was captain. There was no going back on their word.
Hearing Darkeye speak of his god was intriguing. The pirate raised a brow, "You look good for your age", she teased lightly. How the man was that old, she couldn't fathom. Maybe it was just the way his world was? As for his idea? Alex hummed, "Just be careful, ok? From what I know, some of Caido's gods will be fine with that. But others might become offended at the mere idea." It'd be a shame if in an effort to be honest and honorable, Darkeye found himself on the end of a god's wraith.
Alex nodded at the man's words. "Frey is an interesting one for sure. I've only ever met their Nature aspect." Her brow pinched, "I don't think anyone is truly neutral for long. Not in Caido at least. I wish you the best of luck in maintaining so and meeting the Gods." Darkeye was choosing to put himself in quite the precarious position.
The mention that Darkeye had been saved by pirates pulled a grin from Alex. "You'd like my crew. They're a rowdy bunch. But hearts of gold." She paused, chuckling. "Most of the time." One of her more temperamental crewmembers came to mind.
It surprised Alex how much it pleased her to know that Darkeye approved of her idea. The man just had that town-elder or wise grandfather vibe to him. Hearing that someone like that approved was validating. Hearing more about his world was intriguing, "That many gods? Incredible." And likely complicated.
Darkeye's question is a fair one, one that Alex herself had been considering. "Yes, I think I will join Frey's side." Her crew was on board with the idea as well. They'd chosen to seek Frey out with Alex as their representative, given that she was captain. There was no going back on their word.
The ocean bows to none
But it'll dance with the moon
But it'll dance with the moon
