Someone had wanted a package sent to, of all places, Torchline, and Tal had screwed his courage to the sticking place and brought it, grumbling all the way. It was too damn hot here, and there was sand that went absolutely everywhere inconvenient, and somehow he'd gotten turned around after delivering the parcel and ended up following the wrong person the wrong way and--
And now there was whispering in his ear and a sense that he really ought to do what the creepy voice said, even if he wasn't in the mood for games.
Scowling, Tal looked around as the other people in the area scattered, faded, or simply melted into the shadows.
Aw, what the hell.
Tal ducked behind the nearest cluster of rocks and then pulled his dark travel-cloak over him like a child hiding their head under their blanket to keep the monster under the bed at bay as he crouched down and went still as ice on the Tundra, just another stone among the rest.
Tal hides among some big rocks and pulls his dark cloak over him to try and blend in with his new boulder buddies.
And now there was whispering in his ear and a sense that he really ought to do what the creepy voice said, even if he wasn't in the mood for games.
Scowling, Tal looked around as the other people in the area scattered, faded, or simply melted into the shadows.
Aw, what the hell.
Tal ducked behind the nearest cluster of rocks and then pulled his dark travel-cloak over him like a child hiding their head under their blanket to keep the monster under the bed at bay as he crouched down and went still as ice on the Tundra, just another stone among the rest.
Tal hides among some big rocks and pulls his dark cloak over him to try and blend in with his new boulder buddies.
