Tal looked somber at the reminder that they might not all come through it with limbs intact. Given what had happened to his aunt and how he'd inherited the family sled route, it was all too easy for him to imagine the terrible wounds that could linger on afterwards. The mention of haunting, however, brought the humor back into his face and he snorted. "Ludo probably won't let us," he pointed out to the silly Outlander, but there was a grin on his face. "So think of that as incentive to not get killed, yeah?"
At least they'd be able to look out for each other when it came down to it, as long as Sah didn't do something dumb to get his ass sent to the Draig.
The courier stepped back to give the hunter room to work. As much as he wanted to do it himself, there wasn't really room for both of them to hammer away at the ice and stone and Frey was usually pretty laid back about stuff like that anyways. When the diamond popped out, Tal made a grab for it and then made a face when Sah grabbed it first.
"Hope so. I need t'find someone to turn it into a knife hilt... an' then use the knife 't'kill an' skin a blink hare.'" He accepted the rough diamond and turned it over in his hands thoughtfully. "I've never even seen a blink hare, have you?"
At least they'd be able to look out for each other when it came down to it, as long as Sah didn't do something dumb to get his ass sent to the Draig.
The courier stepped back to give the hunter room to work. As much as he wanted to do it himself, there wasn't really room for both of them to hammer away at the ice and stone and Frey was usually pretty laid back about stuff like that anyways. When the diamond popped out, Tal made a grab for it and then made a face when Sah grabbed it first.
"Hope so. I need t'find someone to turn it into a knife hilt... an' then use the knife 't'kill an' skin a blink hare.'" He accepted the rough diamond and turned it over in his hands thoughtfully. "I've never even seen a blink hare, have you?"
