Crashing down

The pain she ought to be feeling, the bruises she was quickly collecting, was just barely a low dull throbbing. Like a different version of her was the one who was feeling it. The world continued to change around her in a way that left her off balance. Things suddenly jumping out in front of her or the ground tearing itself open with no warning, right where she'd been about to step. A small pup darted out in front of her, a form that was familiar in a sense and yet she couldn't place where she'd seen them before. Faith practically tripped over herself as she struggled not to kick the child. The cacophony of voices deafening her for a moment to the world around her. Then a voice, one she could actually make out reached out to her. Faith lifted her dual toned gaze to see a speckled woman approaching her. Faith was less sure than she'd ever been if she was experiencing the physical world, getting a vision or if it was something else entirely. But she'd made out words and though they'd struggled to be processed in her confused mind she had heard them. Faith chose to believe if the woman wasn't really there that the woman was a vision, her god extending his hand to help her.

Faith stood where she was, watching the woman and swaying slightly, feeling a slight lifting in her chest. She hadn't been abandoned, the Fallen God had found her! Unfortunately for the very real earthen woman, Faith wasn't totally unused to feeling physical contact during the strongest of her visions, but it did help to force Faith back into her body some. Like Iele's touch alone had wrangled her spirit back where it belonged. Faith gave a silent nod, she'd follow the smaller woman off a cliff if that's where she led. Faith was so desperate for any help she would chase any glimmer of hope she was given. Faith slowly stumbled her way after the other woman. She wasn't exactly stable in her movements but keeping her gaze fixed on the other woman helped some, even as she still caught noises echoing in her own head and movement from the corners of her eyes. But she would keep her gaze affixed to the woman who she was very much convinced was a sign sent from her god to lead her from hell.

"Faith"