Everest
It does make him feel better, both because it satisfies the fretting of his hands and also because Ever genuinely does like to be helpful. Holding the package with the utmost care as if it had highly breakable eggs inside instead of a blanket, he sighs gratefully as he follows along.
"No, they were both born in Stormbreak. But my grandparents studied Outlanders when they were still rare. My grandma died before more of them started coming through, though." He answers, frowning. 'Have you always lived here? I don't think I've ever heard of a fae living anywhere other than the Greatwood." The boy's voice rose at the end of this statement making it sound more like a question, which in a way it was.
"No, they were both born in Stormbreak. But my grandparents studied Outlanders when they were still rare. My grandma died before more of them started coming through, though." He answers, frowning. 'Have you always lived here? I don't think I've ever heard of a fae living anywhere other than the Greatwood." The boy's voice rose at the end of this statement making it sound more like a question, which in a way it was.
the words you speak
become the house you live in
become the house you live in
