"A shame," Isla murmured, flashing Edy a sympathetic smile that the other woman almost definitely wouldn't see. The ability to create a light right now would have been ideal. Still, the Launceleyn had a good point, and the doctor hummed her agreement."I was more concerned that we might walk into something," she admitted. Like a large standing candelabra, or a bench, or something else. It was with a decent amount of caution that Isla led them back down the length of the Temple, gently squeezing Edy's hand back, the snuffed out torch held aloft as though it might still hold some light.
Eventually (and it seemed like a lot longer than it likely was), they fumbled their way to the anteroom, which was still littered with candles and tealights to let Northaveners know that the place was open and available for shelter. "Well, exciting as that was, I think I'll wait until more people are about before I go exploring any further." She laughed softly.
Eventually (and it seemed like a lot longer than it likely was), they fumbled their way to the anteroom, which was still littered with candles and tealights to let Northaveners know that the place was open and available for shelter. "Well, exciting as that was, I think I'll wait until more people are about before I go exploring any further." She laughed softly.
