Sunset Valley fortune days

He still plans toward the coast, though she does not fault him for it. They do not own the shore. With problematic neighbors and their own defensive, it’s best for him to steer clear. He does not seem like the foolish type and so she does not extend her warning unnecessarily and simply nodding her head a little as he lays out his plans for her.

“We used to live over that way,” she says, this time with another point of her nose behind them toward the glacier. “On a mountain that did not like us there,” she adds, though the term volcano isn’t exactly known to her, “angry mountain” doesn’t quite seem appropriate to explain when she does not know how to herself. “It’s been more than a full passing of seasons since I’ve been this way and was curious to what has changed.” Larksong Grotto used to hold her enemies but she suspects they’re long gone or insignificant enough they aren’t worth attention.

“Though if I find a herd, I wouldn’t complain.”