”Well we are glad to have you here,” she says. Though she may not know him well, it is clear enough he has made a home for himself here.
Weaver simply nods as Jigano say he’ll be happy to help, offering him a grateful smile. She could use all the help she could get. It would be a miracle of they made it through Deepfrost without one of them killing the other - likely her killing him. It’s a good thing she was raised with two brothers, because she is used to fighting it out with fists and knives.
”Huh,” she says at the mention of yet more demi-gods. Twenty-six years and she’d never seen one, and now, suddenly, they seemed to be everywhere. Wessex, Seren, Ronin, these twins. There are more she doesn’t know about as well, probably. ”Though I am mildly impressed anyone could even be bothered to come explore this place,” she says with a shrug, not entirely sure what else to add. He didn’t need a lecture about letting the locals show you around.
She chuckles ruefully at his observation on the gods, not all that different than her observation at how the demi-gods seemed to be coming out of nowhere. ”They are indeed more active than they have been in a long time,” she confirms. It’s at least true in Halo, and from what she’s heard, it’s true elsewhere as well. ”I wonder if we really want to know what else is out there,” she says, though some part of her does want to know. What would Caido be like if the land was opened as it once was? There would be good, certainly. But oh, what terrors might they find lurking in the dark?
Weaver simply nods as Jigano say he’ll be happy to help, offering him a grateful smile. She could use all the help she could get. It would be a miracle of they made it through Deepfrost without one of them killing the other - likely her killing him. It’s a good thing she was raised with two brothers, because she is used to fighting it out with fists and knives.
”Huh,” she says at the mention of yet more demi-gods. Twenty-six years and she’d never seen one, and now, suddenly, they seemed to be everywhere. Wessex, Seren, Ronin, these twins. There are more she doesn’t know about as well, probably. ”Though I am mildly impressed anyone could even be bothered to come explore this place,” she says with a shrug, not entirely sure what else to add. He didn’t need a lecture about letting the locals show you around.
She chuckles ruefully at his observation on the gods, not all that different than her observation at how the demi-gods seemed to be coming out of nowhere. ”They are indeed more active than they have been in a long time,” she confirms. It’s at least true in Halo, and from what she’s heard, it’s true elsewhere as well. ”I wonder if we really want to know what else is out there,” she says, though some part of her does want to know. What would Caido be like if the land was opened as it once was? There would be good, certainly. But oh, what terrors might they find lurking in the dark?
