"I will do that," Trinket said. Speaking to the gods was a fairly straightforward process, at least, according to the knowledge she'd been given. Though she was sure that there were additional complications that she didn't yet understand.
She looked around the path they followed. She was certainly quite lost, but since she never cared where she was, it didn't much matter. She could go where she pleased. For the moment, she chose to follow the curious woman.
"Where are we going?" she asked from mild curiosity. She was unfamiliar with the area, but the caretaker seemed to know her way around. Perhaps she would lead them to something else interesting. This seemed to be the sort of place that might hide many interesting things.
Her glassy black eyes never searched the woods, finding no interest in mere trees and plants. An animal might be more interesting, if only for the possible reactions it might give. Though people were usually the most interesting of all. She could usually get a great many reactions out of them. Though not from this woman.
"Why are you...?" she started to ask, though she didn't know how to finish the question. There was something about this woman, something about her nature, that Trinket wished to learn. But she did not know what it was she sought to know, so she could not find the right question to ask.
She looked around the path they followed. She was certainly quite lost, but since she never cared where she was, it didn't much matter. She could go where she pleased. For the moment, she chose to follow the curious woman.
"Where are we going?" she asked from mild curiosity. She was unfamiliar with the area, but the caretaker seemed to know her way around. Perhaps she would lead them to something else interesting. This seemed to be the sort of place that might hide many interesting things.
Her glassy black eyes never searched the woods, finding no interest in mere trees and plants. An animal might be more interesting, if only for the possible reactions it might give. Though people were usually the most interesting of all. She could usually get a great many reactions out of them. Though not from this woman.
"Why are you...?" she started to ask, though she didn't know how to finish the question. There was something about this woman, something about her nature, that Trinket wished to learn. But she did not know what it was she sought to know, so she could not find the right question to ask.
