03-29-2017, 10:35 PM
The sky was shifting into its twilight blue hues. The sight of a lone star indicated that others were soon to follow. Something about this star, how bold it was to shine so bright on its own, was strangely familiar to Jams. For now, though, all he knew was that night was arriving soon.
“Yeah,” Jams agreed, “that’d be a good idea.”
…
It took about five minutes for them to gather ample firewood for the fire. Eric lit it with his magic, and the two sat underneath the twilight.
Jams sighed. “This is gonna be a pain to do over and over again, I can tell. Definitely when we go to explore the other verses, where wood may not be as common.” He rubbed his chin thoughtfully. “Do you figure we could conjure up a more consistent home?”
“Yeah,” Jams agreed, “that’d be a good idea.”
…
It took about five minutes for them to gather ample firewood for the fire. Eric lit it with his magic, and the two sat underneath the twilight.
Jams sighed. “This is gonna be a pain to do over and over again, I can tell. Definitely when we go to explore the other verses, where wood may not be as common.” He rubbed his chin thoughtfully. “Do you figure we could conjure up a more consistent home?”
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Banish Count: 0
Banish Count: 0