Sae didn’t run, though grand-uncle Eloise would have called her a fool girl for staying where she stood, though she always thought he just liked calling others fools. The ship turning to dust then turning itself back into a ship again did certainly give the wild elf a bit of a shock, even if you couldn’t quite tell by how quickly she stepped towards the vessel to give it a once over. It was certainly the ship alright, and if felt as solid as one should be when she gave it a tap with her knuckles, though hard to say what she would have thought about the whole thing if it had collapsed into a pile of dust and splinters at her tapping. It didn’t, so instead she took a step back resting her hands on her hips.
“Never had much of an eye for magic myself, but this bit of work would give the wilding things past Snagtooth a run for their coin I’d say.” She said, looking back over her shoulder to Rally. Had the little one said what they were heading to Tully for? Some prodigy looking to sharpen themselves at the schools there? Rally certainly seemed like a dry sponge when it came to knowledge anyway. Sae turned her gaze to Viv then to Abryxia who both rather helpfully seemed quite as taken aback by all this as she did. Be more of a shock if they weren’t, Sae supposed.
“ Would the tower be as easy a job to put back together, or would you need another worm or two?” Fool her, perhaps, for thinking that the boat had been easy, but it didn’t seem like Rally was winded at all by the effort. Sae dusted away that bit of concern by patting some dust off her hips.
“Ah, did the innkeep happen to say where their jails where?” This she addressed back to Viv.
“Never had much of an eye for magic myself, but this bit of work would give the wilding things past Snagtooth a run for their coin I’d say.” She said, looking back over her shoulder to Rally. Had the little one said what they were heading to Tully for? Some prodigy looking to sharpen themselves at the schools there? Rally certainly seemed like a dry sponge when it came to knowledge anyway. Sae turned her gaze to Viv then to Abryxia who both rather helpfully seemed quite as taken aback by all this as she did. Be more of a shock if they weren’t, Sae supposed.
“ Would the tower be as easy a job to put back together, or would you need another worm or two?” Fool her, perhaps, for thinking that the boat had been easy, but it didn’t seem like Rally was winded at all by the effort. Sae dusted away that bit of concern by patting some dust off her hips.
“Ah, did the innkeep happen to say where their jails where?” This she addressed back to Viv.
