Neverwinter Forest kill the messenger

a nod was given on his mention of the great beasts who roamed the plains. if they were capable of forming a respected relationship with the giants, they might see benefits that could not be found elsewhere.

it was with each word that she thought her husband more tailored for the lifestyle she had grown through. war and death. tough decisions made where most would stand on shaky legs.

"so long as those who seek to join can pull their own weight, i am open to most." she would not wish them to be a sanctuary. those who wished to find a home amongst the plains must be physically capable of doing so. healthy, fit, unharmed — "no sick." in this she was firm. "i have seen how disease and infection spreads, and would not have it so easily introduced to our home and family."

she waited to see if he had any stipulations of his own, mind wandering to the next mention of a name. "have you thought of any?" it was clear he had mulled over this idea for a time, and she wondered if he had dedicated any thought towards what they would call their new beginning.