« Mmh... Okay. I'll try to keep this coherent, then.
For starters, I asked her what she believes our next steps should be. She said we should put our efforts towards reviving Aurora and rescuing Renard from the forest. Oh! And also to » [ pointing at Zahliya, ] « spar with him sometimes to keep his skills sharp.
She doesn't know why her brother is scared of the ocean, but she theorizes its either because of Hoshibi's rain, or because he doesn't bathe.
She says if you really need help you can pray to her, and that she would like a new church dedicated to her, if possible, since her old one has been defiled. People in other parts of this world have lost touch with deities, according to her. Probably hence their decrease in power, so I think it'll help Beiwe.
She said that she genuinely believes he won't listen to reason, and that she is aware that by the end of this she might not have a brother, but on the same hand, she also didn't seem to think there isn't a way to get through to him by other terms. Even if some of those ways are likely violent. I'd like to exhaust our options, and I think we should try for, if no one else's sake, Zonari.
She said the best way to fight back against him is simply rejecting him, turning sadness into resolve, and continuing to call him rude names.
Um... I think that's everything? I'll think about it for a minute... »
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For starters, I asked her what she believes our next steps should be. She said we should put our efforts towards reviving Aurora and rescuing Renard from the forest. Oh! And also to » [ pointing at Zahliya, ] « spar with him sometimes to keep his skills sharp.
She doesn't know why her brother is scared of the ocean, but she theorizes its either because of Hoshibi's rain, or because he doesn't bathe.
She says if you really need help you can pray to her, and that she would like a new church dedicated to her, if possible, since her old one has been defiled. People in other parts of this world have lost touch with deities, according to her. Probably hence their decrease in power, so I think it'll help Beiwe.
She said that she genuinely believes he won't listen to reason, and that she is aware that by the end of this she might not have a brother, but on the same hand, she also didn't seem to think there isn't a way to get through to him by other terms. Even if some of those ways are likely violent. I'd like to exhaust our options, and I think we should try for, if no one else's sake, Zonari.
She said the best way to fight back against him is simply rejecting him, turning sadness into resolve, and continuing to call him rude names.
Um... I think that's everything? I'll think about it for a minute... »