thinking of you

sorry for holding this up, iris. :C <333

As they progressed onward, more question bubbled out of Charon. If not for the events that had happened, Mordecai imagined that he would have been amused with the shift in their relationship. Granted, it wasn't much of one. Still, he found the answers came to him just as easily as the questions that Charon asked.

"It was a lightning strike," he said, though not able to recall what that strike was like. There had been several before and during the rain that followed. There were always strikes when storms came. "It happened right before it started raining hard, so I guess it came from out ahead of the actual storm itself." He shrugged his shoulders, though not to dismiss it; Mordecai simply didn't understand what it happened the way it had come about.

"But we've been working our way up towards the mountains. Only problem we have is that it's hard to climb from where we are... part of the path up to the mountains is too difficult to travel. Like part of the path was sheared off a long time ago." He spoke of the rocky wall that stopped their domain, though once more he couldn't have described it well. It was certainly formidable and had he been a little more aware of it, Mordecai may have been able to surmise that the Plateau stemmed from its creation.