Tal was crouched down next to Bella giving her a little extra attention when Deimos spoke up and drew all their eyes to him. The courier nodded at the sense in the Warden's plan, turning to give the nearest section a considering look from where he was. He didn't know much about the Citadel's walls or how often they were inspected; much like the sunrise and the snow, they were something that was simply there, and had been his whole life. It had never occurred to him that they might grow weak with time - like anything else.
"I'll take the West," he offered. Closest to the Sea, and the side he knew best. Settling the rest of the team in loosened harnesses so they could rest and play a little, he unhooked Bella and whistled for Boreal, trotting off to begin his analysis of the wall in question. He pulled his Goggles down over his eyes so that neither sunglare nor shadow would be able to hide any potential cracks or crumbling sections from his keen gaze, and borrowed Boreal's vision to take closer looks at the higher portions of the great defensive barrier.
Tal heads West!
"I'll take the West," he offered. Closest to the Sea, and the side he knew best. Settling the rest of the team in loosened harnesses so they could rest and play a little, he unhooked Bella and whistled for Boreal, trotting off to begin his analysis of the wall in question. He pulled his Goggles down over his eyes so that neither sunglare nor shadow would be able to hide any potential cracks or crumbling sections from his keen gaze, and borrowed Boreal's vision to take closer looks at the higher portions of the great defensive barrier.
Tal heads West!
