Hidden truths

[Anastasia]

Silence is your answer as you go on and...

Give me a d100.

[Nephrite]

[blockquote]Rolled 1d100 : 51, total 51[/blockquote]

[Anastasia]

You wander a little bit.

In the distance you see a cozy little burrow, a chimney that slowly puffs out smoke. Snow falls around it, soft and gentle.

[Nephrite]

"What a nice, storybook location." Moore says as he heads towards it!

[Anastasia]

"It's pretty," Ilsenine agrees quietly as you approach. No sign of anyone outside of it.

[Nephrite]

Moore knocks politely!

[Anastasia]

A man's voice calls, "Come in!"

[Nephrite]

Moore opens the door and will enter!

"Sorry for the disturbance." He says as he enters.

[Anastasia]

No one is within here.

However, a warm meal for two is laid out on the table, a homey little burrow within. A nice, big fireplace keeps the room comfortable, lots of thick animal fur rugs and blankets are laid about.

[Nephrite]

"Who could ever turn down such a lovely invitation?" He asks as he flies over, properly pulling the chair out for Ilsenine first before he sits himself.

[Anastasia]

It's a honey stew and warmed milk. Ilsenine sits and has a sip, "Is this an invitation?" She asks aloud, "Or advice?"

[Nephrite]

"It could be both." Moore says. "But either way it'd be rude to not eat. We can catch up over the meal." He says with a smile.

[Anastasia]

A few tastes of it before, "Could we make a home for ourselves now? A life for ourselves?"

[Nephrite]

"I think it's possible." Moore says. "This is all just... theoretical, but we could very easily set up some sort of ease of transportation for you between Hope's Landing and the Lifasan Court. I am aware you can likely get here on your own means without any effort, of course." He says with a smile and a laugh afterwards.

"But... to be clearer, I suppose, what would that look like to you?" He asks.

[Anastasia]

A long sigh. A sip of milk.

"It doesn't," Ilsenine finally says. "As great or as small as we both were before, we were close to one another. Now, you are a mountain and I am a rock. What I'm saying is that..." A trail off, "At my heart, I feel as if you've gone across a river I can never cross myself to join you."