DARKEYE
Not the strongest win the battle —
Darkeye just nodded for now and had to digest what she heard. "It's unusual to be the one who has to ask for advice," he said. "I try to form an opinion, that's true, but it's not always firm, I like to be swayed by good arguments. I can imagine that it often seemed like I wasn't listening. A lot of this still makes little sense to me." He thought about the words of Deimos that he must have lost many that were important to these beasts. All the more it was important to be prepared. "I understand your warning and I thank you for it. I will think about your words and prepare myself for the LongNight, but if I decide to spend the LongNight here with you, do you think I would be a welcome guest?" He asked with curiosity not wanting to invite himself.
This comment was clear enough and put the old good-for-nothing on edge. He stroked his beard. "I've put a lot of work into this, and it would be a shame if it was all ruined because of my carelessness. You've got a good point there, where I can't say much against it. I don't know much about these monsters and to be honest, I don't want to provoke or challenge them..." It would have been good just to smear it in Voice's face. But what would become of his forge if he wasn't there to back it up. It was a thought that crept into his head and wouldn't leave so quickly.
A slight smile could be seen. They were serious topics but often it was these moments that gave Darkeye his head a moment's pause. All the girdling over and over again was exhausting in the long run. He laid down two pieces this time, one for Fangorn and one for Sila. Thereby he gave again enough distance that both could feel well.
This comment was clear enough and put the old good-for-nothing on edge. He stroked his beard. "I've put a lot of work into this, and it would be a shame if it was all ruined because of my carelessness. You've got a good point there, where I can't say much against it. I don't know much about these monsters and to be honest, I don't want to provoke or challenge them..." It would have been good just to smear it in Voice's face. But what would become of his forge if he wasn't there to back it up. It was a thought that crept into his head and wouldn't leave so quickly.
A slight smile could be seen. They were serious topics but often it was these moments that gave Darkeye his head a moment's pause. All the girdling over and over again was exhausting in the long run. He laid down two pieces this time, one for Fangorn and one for Sila. Thereby he gave again enough distance that both could feel well.
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