brief interlude
virtuousthief
While he was able to get up and around, she knew better than to allow him to leave the safety of the Black Mage Village. They were still too raw. Their scars had barely enough time to scab over, even with the help of time and white magic. She could tell just by his swagger; he wasn’t ready to face anyone, no matter how “restless” and eager he was to leave.
So, she wasn’t all to surprised when a Black Mage had tipped her off, seeing the older genome walking around with a pack over his shoulder. She had caught him not too long after at one of the more secluded edges of the village, one of her more frequented spots. The usual stillness in the air had changed with his appearance, allowing a shroud almost tangible static to hang about. Her gaze had narrowed on a familiar pack of hers.
At least he had the foresight to prepare himself, if even a little.
It wouldn’t be enough. The monsters here weren’t ones that can be so easily taken down by someone who’s spent months of time with bed rest. Had he even handled his dagger since the event?
She walked towards him. Ever confident in her steps, her gaze never settled anywhere beyond his, studying, assessing his reaction. It would be wise to squash the matter entirely, but an appeal to logic was not the only tool she could use when it came to him.
“It would be wiser to attempt to leave when you can run properly,” she stated.









