Copperline [SEASONAL EVENT]

Listening with a soft and boyish eagerness, Remi nodded as she explained. It seemed...strange to think that someone might die from something as simple as the fall of a tree, what with all the magic about. But then again knowing Ludo (though not really understanding its relationship with death) it wasn't that much of a stretch to think that the god would find ways to collect souls even in the best conditions. The word was all that Remi needed to hear. With a sympathetic nod, he offered Maea an apologetic half-smile, lowering his eyes to their feet with a respectful hum. "I am so very sorry to hear that. I thought once that ample preparation would make LongNight bearable...but after having experienced it myself now, I do not think that will ever be the case." Thinking nothing at all of the chaotic life that grew in the garden, Remi simply followed and nodded obligingly enough. "I think it sounds perfect!" The alchemist replied with a youthful zeal in his tone that quickly spread into a wide smile. Taking some of the seeds, he offered a few to Maea. "How deep do you think the holes should be?" He asked, kneeling down into the soil and seemingly thinking nothing of the fact that he was going to have both grass and dirt stains on his pale-coloured trousers. REMI Loving you was sunshine, but then it poured & I lost so much more than my senses 'Cause loving you had consequences