06-11-2018, 08:05 PM
Edelith tapped a set of fingers on her sword for a moment, each touch releasing a small puff of steam as her hot glove-covered fingers met the cold blade. Each digit was held down a little bit too long, yet as her hand clenched around the wooden handle she smiled calmly nonetheless.
She wanted to crush the penguin already. Marketing was bad enough on the database forums.
And Mordus, well...
Edelith mentally shrugged.
He was alright.
... and already leaving without her. Rude. But he'd already proven himself to be either absentminded, or just too focused on his own thoughts to voice them so it came as no surprise. Neither did the natural direction he'd taken.
The Greens, great.
Fire and forests didn't tend to mix so well... Buuuuutt Edelith needed something to do. Bad guys to smash. And she could already see this new guy accidentally getting involved with some.
In a sudden burst of vigour, she hopped to her feet, awkwardly shaking her head to steady her warm fluffy hat. Seeing Mordus beginning to build up a bit of distance, she sprinted over to the dragon head and firmly gripped one of its teeth once again and heaved. With a few grunts and a crunch of rock flowing down her arm, she was eventually off, merrily jogging after the ape-man and accompanying his journey to the gate.
"H-heyy. Wait up."
She wanted to crush the penguin already. Marketing was bad enough on the database forums.
And Mordus, well...
Edelith mentally shrugged.
He was alright.
... and already leaving without her. Rude. But he'd already proven himself to be either absentminded, or just too focused on his own thoughts to voice them so it came as no surprise. Neither did the natural direction he'd taken.
The Greens, great.
Fire and forests didn't tend to mix so well... Buuuuutt Edelith needed something to do. Bad guys to smash. And she could already see this new guy accidentally getting involved with some.
In a sudden burst of vigour, she hopped to her feet, awkwardly shaking her head to steady her warm fluffy hat. Seeing Mordus beginning to build up a bit of distance, she sprinted over to the dragon head and firmly gripped one of its teeth once again and heaved. With a few grunts and a crunch of rock flowing down her arm, she was eventually off, merrily jogging after the ape-man and accompanying his journey to the gate.
"H-heyy. Wait up."