All signs pointed to into it, so Night Sky smeared her thumb across his lower lip before she pulled back, grinning as the petal vanished into his mouth.
"You're welcome, darling. I think most places do. If you have a specific name for the one back home, let me know and I'll add it to my list."
It was a path she walked often, weaving through trees and following the subtle marks she had left on tree trunks not housing another dryad. The mention of Baldur's Gate piqued her interest.
"There are a few people here that mentioned Baldur's Gate." She wouldn't be stupid enough to ask if he knew someone specific — always seemed like a longshot given how big some places were. "Mm. Sounds familiar — someone else I know is from a similar place." Dropping that Lucifer was from Hell wasn't exactly her place, however. So she didn't.
"It's a shame, about the stars. There are a lot to see here." She pointed upward — daylight streamed through the canopy leaves. "Should be dark soon. I always make sure I can see the sky at night — I was named for it, after all, so it seems appropriate, right?"
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"You're welcome, darling. I think most places do. If you have a specific name for the one back home, let me know and I'll add it to my list."
It was a path she walked often, weaving through trees and following the subtle marks she had left on tree trunks not housing another dryad. The mention of Baldur's Gate piqued her interest.
"There are a few people here that mentioned Baldur's Gate." She wouldn't be stupid enough to ask if he knew someone specific — always seemed like a longshot given how big some places were. "Mm. Sounds familiar — someone else I know is from a similar place." Dropping that Lucifer was from Hell wasn't exactly her place, however. So she didn't.
"It's a shame, about the stars. There are a lot to see here." She pointed upward — daylight streamed through the canopy leaves. "Should be dark soon. I always make sure I can see the sky at night — I was named for it, after all, so it seems appropriate, right?"