Redsand Canyon you fall through the trees

perhaps now was a good time to depart. everything they needed to know about one another was in the air now. there was nothing more to say. but when the nordling turned to leave, his conscience nagged at him again. as fiery as she may be, she was still hurt. if something were to happen, the blood would be on him. but why did that matter? they didn’t even know eachother’s names. so what if she was injured? he’d never know if he left now. but that was the thing, he’d never know. her saftey would be the question on his mind and he’d never know the answer. so instead of plaguing himself with this, he’d stick around. it wouldn’t hurt anyways.

by the time he turned around there was already quite the distance between the two. it took awhile for llyr to catch up, it wasn’t like he was in a rush. as long as she was seen, his mind was at peace. “find anything?”