Peering through the Fog

Pyralis narrowed her eyes at Kanja's comment. She was particularly proud of her vast travels and having a jab at them wounded that pride but she was growing tired of arguing and simply stated her perspective. "As an expert navigator, I know sometimes it is better to wait than to go wandering and walking blind into something one shouldn't like a tar pit." She jerked her head to the mortal girl for emphasis. Fog was rarely permanent and it would have passed eventually, she'd only been wandering because she'd been comfortable in her senses to that point. The same theory could apply to being lost if one was not in immediate danger and would be searched for.

The girl was pulled free from the muck and Pyralis nodded to her daughter. "Good work, Asharya." She snorted as the girl said she owed them. Darn right she did but Pyralis has little interest in collecting on that favor. The girl got to her feet and started to move but Pyralis did not follow. There was more than one way out and she was not interested in heading north.

Alkali nodded to Asharya as she ruffled her wings. "That is correct miss Asharya." Pyralis was about to confirm when she saw the gears in her daughters head turning and so she stayed silent until Asharya had confirmed the direction. "Then it's agreed. I for one am ready to get home. I have a mountain goat that's just begging to be eaten." She turned to leave. The girl could follow them or go her own way, it did not concern the chaotic goddess.

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