Morrigan’s been sat alone for hours as she often
does when she’s been forced to spend the days’
light travelling with a group of people she barely
tolerates. But they know better than to disturb her
once camp’s been set up for the night. All but one
of them, anyway. That one, she doesn’t mind the
company of. Not at all, in fact. It’s a strange feeling.She doesn’t move as she hears him approach,
nor does she turn to speak to him, her voice
instead carrying toward the lake she’s been
watching after he’s been stopped for a moment.
“I have something for you.”
Her words catch him off-guard. All this time, he has
been the one offering her pretty baubles that hold
some amount of meaning and slaying dragons all
because she asked him to. To have something
offered in return is already an odd feeling, but he
will not reject it.
Perhaps he will finally crack a
long overdue smile, however.

"Is it bigger than a bread box?“
“‘Tis no larger than any bread box,” she responds, gaze continuing to linger on the water, finding a peace in the...