Tal was brought up short at the mention of rain and his nose wrinkled in thought. "Y'know I... I dunno? I never asked what the li'l umbrellas were for. Y'know, the ones that go in the really colorful, fruity boozy drinks? Like peanut colliders." Yeah, that was definitely the name of the drink, and Tal said it with confidence.
He'd never laid out on a beach before, so the concept of lounging under a cabana was almost as foreign to him as it was to Fox, and he didn't quite manage to connect the concepts.
War was sadly easier for them both to comprehend and Tal shrugged at how things had changed. "I mean, why wouldn't they? No reason not to anymore." The Barrier was fallen, the land was healing, the Voice was--
Hm. Maybe don't mention that last one out loud.
Especially not when there were Banshees to offer the worst kind of distraction and Tal scowled. "Yeah. Once. Durin' the War. Big ol' Banshee Queenie an' her fuckin' friends showed up at the Citadel. Killed some guards afore we could put 'em down." The courier didn't like thinking about it, and at the news that they hung around the Grounds during Leafchange he gruffly said: "Noted."
He'd never laid out on a beach before, so the concept of lounging under a cabana was almost as foreign to him as it was to Fox, and he didn't quite manage to connect the concepts.
War was sadly easier for them both to comprehend and Tal shrugged at how things had changed. "I mean, why wouldn't they? No reason not to anymore." The Barrier was fallen, the land was healing, the Voice was--
Hm. Maybe don't mention that last one out loud.
Especially not when there were Banshees to offer the worst kind of distraction and Tal scowled. "Yeah. Once. Durin' the War. Big ol' Banshee Queenie an' her fuckin' friends showed up at the Citadel. Killed some guards afore we could put 'em down." The courier didn't like thinking about it, and at the news that they hung around the Grounds during Leafchange he gruffly said: "Noted."
