Trinket showed no signs of response to either the thanks or the praise. But she did look up at the mention of the nature god. "You know Frey?" she asked. She herself had not yet met any other god besides Ludo.
She recalled that he had mentioned this was a task for Frey. Curious. She tilted her head to the side, considering this information. For a long moment, she was silent. She pondered the meaning of the gods. There were many questions regarding them. Many things to learn.
The question she finally settled on, for now, was, "Why did Frey want you to make an axe?"
She pondered again the uses of an axe, as the blacksmith had described them. Cutting trees. Carving. Killing. The last use was the one that most intrigued her.
Not having moved a single muscle for a long moment, not even to blink, she finally added, "Does Frey want you to kill someone?"
She recalled that he had mentioned this was a task for Frey. Curious. She tilted her head to the side, considering this information. For a long moment, she was silent. She pondered the meaning of the gods. There were many questions regarding them. Many things to learn.
The question she finally settled on, for now, was, "Why did Frey want you to make an axe?"
She pondered again the uses of an axe, as the blacksmith had described them. Cutting trees. Carving. Killing. The last use was the one that most intrigued her.
Not having moved a single muscle for a long moment, not even to blink, she finally added, "Does Frey want you to kill someone?"
