Théodred Heavenshield
Norbæn Véurr
Well with this turn up for the books, Théo was not exactly in a relaxed state of mind. Although Velkar was not a 'person' to go around killing people for the sake of it, there was more than enough reason to be on guard around him. Yes this God had killed people, when directly or indirectly, intentional or not, the history is there and in legend of the tales of Midvinter. There is very good reason why it is forbidden to speak of this one, or worship him. Regardless of his great deeds in the battle against the Hag. But what were they to do about it? nothing.
Théo let out a long sigh of resignation and he could only hope that Velkar's intentions were not to get them all killed. But he was going to take no chances if he could help it. "I shall take the watch", he said to the room. It was time for them all to get as much rest as they could, Yula could have the bedroom being the only female present and Connor and Boo would have to flip a coin for the small bed in the other. Théo would remain awake and keep an eye on Velkar who did not need to sleep, and left alone and bored most likely would get up to something that would result in their demise. Like the cottage set ablaze for the fun of it.
At the mention of his grandpapa, Théo flashed a disapproving look at the God although he had to admit that Velkar and he shared the same opinion at the fest of Averlorn after the battle, but regardless he would always defend the honour of the Dawnbringer. "You keep my grandpapa out of this, whatever you are intending to do by coming with us. I hope you realise that if anything was to befall us .. you will pay". The payment would not come due by any mortal hands but by that of another god.
But regardless of Théo's words, Velkar just smiled as if relishing the prospect of an 'argument' betwixt the Dawnbringer and himself. "Get as much rest as you can, we will start early in the morning". With that he made himself comfortable on a chair by the fire.
The night would pass without incident, Velkar vanished bored with the silence of the group and sort whatever entertainment elsewhere (much to Théo's relief) until such time as the group was ready to leave. The horses would remain in the village of the Falls of Crystals, and they would go on foot for the rest of the journey. Once they are packed and food provisions divided among them, Théo handed them all a long length of rope, including Boo. Everyone had to have it just in case because not everything can be fixed by the use of the force.
Théo stifled a yawn as he awaited the others.
Théo let out a long sigh of resignation and he could only hope that Velkar's intentions were not to get them all killed. But he was going to take no chances if he could help it. "I shall take the watch", he said to the room. It was time for them all to get as much rest as they could, Yula could have the bedroom being the only female present and Connor and Boo would have to flip a coin for the small bed in the other. Théo would remain awake and keep an eye on Velkar who did not need to sleep, and left alone and bored most likely would get up to something that would result in their demise. Like the cottage set ablaze for the fun of it.
At the mention of his grandpapa, Théo flashed a disapproving look at the God although he had to admit that Velkar and he shared the same opinion at the fest of Averlorn after the battle, but regardless he would always defend the honour of the Dawnbringer. "You keep my grandpapa out of this, whatever you are intending to do by coming with us. I hope you realise that if anything was to befall us .. you will pay". The payment would not come due by any mortal hands but by that of another god.
But regardless of Théo's words, Velkar just smiled as if relishing the prospect of an 'argument' betwixt the Dawnbringer and himself. "Get as much rest as you can, we will start early in the morning". With that he made himself comfortable on a chair by the fire.
The night would pass without incident, Velkar vanished bored with the silence of the group and sort whatever entertainment elsewhere (much to Théo's relief) until such time as the group was ready to leave. The horses would remain in the village of the Falls of Crystals, and they would go on foot for the rest of the journey. Once they are packed and food provisions divided among them, Théo handed them all a long length of rope, including Boo. Everyone had to have it just in case because not everything can be fixed by the use of the force.
Théo stifled a yawn as he awaited the others.
[member="Boo Heavenshield"] | [member="Yula Perl"] | [member="Connor Harrison"]