FINN
and into the forest i go,
The reassurance (obviously) does nothing for Finn, and he's still worrying about Safrin curses as well as accidentally murdering a man he's only met twice - not that being more acquainted with Tal would make his death any less horrific to the ex-Spyglass - as the courier starts to speak again. "Ah. Right, okay, right." His smile is strained, but he does manage a nod and another (large) gulp of his drink, as if to make up for the fact that he's nearly choked Tal to death.
But anyway, back to fingers-for-toes guy. As intrigued as he is perplexed and mildly disturbed by the curse, at least there seems some logic behind how the unfortunate soul managed his day-to-day affairs. "I think I would have given up going to shrines at all if that happened to me," he confesses.
But anyway, back to fingers-for-toes guy. As intrigued as he is perplexed and mildly disturbed by the curse, at least there seems some logic behind how the unfortunate soul managed his day-to-day affairs. "I think I would have given up going to shrines at all if that happened to me," he confesses.
to lose my mind and find my soul
