Issa Yikes || Team Catacombs
Well, that certainly was a thing that happened.
That is the best description Tibarn has for everything that just transpired - including both the chaotic and rather rough battle against the sentry golem, and whatever the hell that was that Faolán pulled off to end it.
He has little doubt that she likely saved their sorry hides, but it does seem as though the experience left her in a rather rough shape. Shaking, she turns to them, only to then look away, as though upset and unsure what to do.
The Hawk sighs, before reverting forms and landing near her - though keeping some distance so as to try and not disturb her personal space too much.
"Hey, are you okay over here?” He isn’t sure if that’s the optimal thing to say right now, but that’s the best idea he quickly came up with, so he sticks with it. “That looked rough, are you hurt?"
Faolán shakily turns to Tibarn. She raises a finger, as though to speak… only to turn away, barely holding back a sob. Her hands wipe at her face under the hood. “I... I don’t understand,” she whimpers. "Why would we be attacked? And the golem said you were... blighted? Have we been forsaken by the goddess? What’s... what’s happening?!"
... Right, he should have figured out that one of the Church would be upset by these things. The laguz winces; this is not an area where he is well capable of understanding or relating to what she’s going through. And above all else, doubt does not help them move forward...
"Look, I'm not gonna claim to know much about all that, because I don't,” he responds, a bit more quietly, shaking his head. “But crying isn't going to help our situation here. We're gonna have to keep going to try to discover more about what's going on, and we're gonna need your help for that, so hang in there, okay?"
It’s kind of rough words for him to speak at a time like this. He knows that. But then again, he has never been the one to avoid saying things others may not want to hear. Luckily, it seems as though she understands that; Faolán sniffles a bit more before lowering her hands. “No... you’re right, you’re absolutely right... This isn’t the time to cry. Besides, I’m an adult, and a cardinal at that... how does it reflect on me, to cry and force the youth to comfort me?" Faolán laughs, more nerves than humor. "I mean, you’re all so much younger..."
Are we now. The Hawk does not comment on that particular bit with anything more than a light chuckle. It looks like Seteth approaches them, limping somewhat; Tibarn frowns lightly as he watches the man walk - you may want to stop that, buddy - but says nothing on this matter as well, merely taking a step back to give him room to join the chat.