Azazelin
Loser
Lizabeth cautiously stepped away from Ferrak and sat down besides Satine. She had to crane her neck up to look at the god, who stood quite a lot taller than she. Lizabeth smoothed down her robes and looked around. Sadly, she hadn't been to visit the others in a long time, and it had certainly been a good while since she had seen the Faded Halls. She remembered the faint chill, but she didn't remember how beautiful they were.
"Ferrak tell me, what Realm your Domain is within. Let us see if your memory is intact." Satine said as she leaned back. Lizabeth looked over at her, a small smile on her lips. It was beyond Ferrak's abilities to bring someone back to life, if that was his plan, and even if he could, there was obviously a price. Lizabeth wouldn't let anymore of her siblings get hurt, especially while they were trying to unravel Aeros's mystery. She looked back up to Ferrak and offered a slight smile. She was warming up to the idea of being around other gods, and already she felt as if she and Satine had never been separated.
After the incident with the human, Lizabeth shut herself off from the others. She refused to visit Mundus and only spoke with her siblings when required. The human had made her throw her defenses up so she wouldn't be hurt again. It only grew worse at the death of her brother. His magic went hand in hand with her oracles, so they had been close. She had forgotten the feel of a healthy relationship. Satine made her feel better, and less anxious. And Ferrak certainly helped. They were both already being drawn into her bubble, and for now, she wasn't afraid of that.
"Ferrak tell me, what Realm your Domain is within. Let us see if your memory is intact." Satine said as she leaned back. Lizabeth looked over at her, a small smile on her lips. It was beyond Ferrak's abilities to bring someone back to life, if that was his plan, and even if he could, there was obviously a price. Lizabeth wouldn't let anymore of her siblings get hurt, especially while they were trying to unravel Aeros's mystery. She looked back up to Ferrak and offered a slight smile. She was warming up to the idea of being around other gods, and already she felt as if she and Satine had never been separated.
After the incident with the human, Lizabeth shut herself off from the others. She refused to visit Mundus and only spoke with her siblings when required. The human had made her throw her defenses up so she wouldn't be hurt again. It only grew worse at the death of her brother. His magic went hand in hand with her oracles, so they had been close. She had forgotten the feel of a healthy relationship. Satine made her feel better, and less anxious. And Ferrak certainly helped. They were both already being drawn into her bubble, and for now, she wasn't afraid of that.