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Who: swornanoath & alcoholicdebt
What: A brief moment of rest during their travel
When: brb
Where: The Twilight Dead Zone
Rating: lol
Vereesa Windrunner did not take well to surprises that were not of her doing.
Being in the Dead Zone was one thing. Being in the Dead Zone against her will was something else entirely. She could still feel the dull throbbing on the back of her head, which perhaps was why she had found it difficult to rest at all. If they were going to make any headway, the ranger knew that she would have to save her energy. The pain, combined with the thoughts running through her mind, would not allow for that so easily.
She had moved away from the others so as not to disturb them. The humans she knew she would not disrupt, but she knew there was not a great enough distance she would feel comfortable putting between her and Alleria to spare her any sounds that might wake her. Their elven hearing was keen, and she only hoped Alleria would not rise to the sounds of her steps or the sigh of her breath.
She sat upon a rock she had found, pulling her legs up and simply gazing skyward. She could make out the constellations quite clearly from here, their shapes serving as a compass of sorts. Unknowingly, she brought a finger up and began tracing the shapes in the sky.
She was unaware of any company that might join her while she did so.
What: A brief moment of rest during their travel
When: brb
Where: The Twilight Dead Zone
Rating: lol
Vereesa Windrunner did not take well to surprises that were not of her doing.
Being in the Dead Zone was one thing. Being in the Dead Zone against her will was something else entirely. She could still feel the dull throbbing on the back of her head, which perhaps was why she had found it difficult to rest at all. If they were going to make any headway, the ranger knew that she would have to save her energy. The pain, combined with the thoughts running through her mind, would not allow for that so easily.
She had moved away from the others so as not to disturb them. The humans she knew she would not disrupt, but she knew there was not a great enough distance she would feel comfortable putting between her and Alleria to spare her any sounds that might wake her. Their elven hearing was keen, and she only hoped Alleria would not rise to the sounds of her steps or the sigh of her breath.
She sat upon a rock she had found, pulling her legs up and simply gazing skyward. She could make out the constellations quite clearly from here, their shapes serving as a compass of sorts. Unknowingly, she brought a finger up and began tracing the shapes in the sky.
She was unaware of any company that might join her while she did so.