Thread: The Heart of the World -[Haru::Ironic]-

Zara paid little attention to what the weapon actually looked like and its capabilities. Squinting her eyes as she surveyed the hunk of artwork before her she drew to a conclusion. I am going to take a wild guess and say that the engraving is something to do with triggering the blades full potential. Perhaps when we get into the base of the mountains we can obtain a magnifying glass to read it? Zara recommended as she looked at him then back at the saddle. As Amarok hopped onto the trusty steed and outstretched his hand, politely she grasped onto it. Embarrassed, she had to turn her head the other way as she chose to sit in front of him. It was a snug fit, Zara feeling the arch of her back forced up against him. Her head tilted down as her cheeks reddened, not knowing what to do in this situation. What is he thinking about this? She pondered to herself as Granite began to tread. It seemed as if they traveled for days already. The sun that was once high above their heads now settling against the horizon, the moon taking its place to dominate the night. A faint growl echoed from Zaras stomach, the lakes waters displaying a perfect hunting ground. Staying close to the lake would be a very wise decision. Before it gets too dark we should stop soon and grab some dinner, as well as getting a fire started. Once Amarok found a suitable place for being stationed for the night, Zara sprung off from Granite and positioned two fists alongside her hips. Very nice . She whispered as she gazed out towards the perfect sunset before her. Ill start getting set up. Excavating through the side pocked of her quiver she drew out the purple dice-shaped object. Gently placing her hands on both the top and bottom of the dice, she would turn them in opposite directions. A calm purple glow radiated from the unlocked dice. Zara set the disturbed object down and paced away a great distance as the dice rapidly shaped itself into a cabin . It was an almost instantaneous affect. It was a rather small cabin, only containing a bed to sleep in and a porch to sit on. Usually cabins are only for sleeping purposes. What more is needed? It would cause for an awkward first night of slumber, and Zara was dreading it regardless of how tired she really was. Im starving! Zara groaned as her stomach angrily growled once more towards her. I bet I can catch the biggest fish. Taunting Amarok, Zara smirked as if she already won the competition. You may be a warrior but do you ever pay close attention to nature and its surroundings? She questioned him as she drew her bow, grasping an arrow from her quiver. You get too far ahead of yourself and just dive into the situation. It would be handy to learn the world around you and how it works instead of basing everything off from pure instinct. Interrogating him, she would place the arrow into the strings of the bow, walking slowly to stand at the end of the grass by the lake. She would extend it to her full arms length as she grasped the bows rope, licking her lips before biting down on them. The scales of a large Salmon shimmered underneath the rays of the dying sun. That was when she knew it was time to let go of her tight hold on the rope. SWISH! Bullseye! The once live Salmon now ridden with death as it began to float towards the top of the water. See what I mean? Conceitedly she spoke, gripping the arrow and pulled up her sopping wet 1 foot long prized possession. I highly doubt you could do anything like that, you just simply lack the talent for it. Grinning sadistically she dropped the fish on the ground. Zara knew she had this in the bag, but she still awaited for his response.