No One Ever Told Me Grief Felt So Like Fear

Vashd watched and listened as Maris went through his own mind, picking things apart. His answer by the end, however, suited him well. He slowly pulled his clothes on lost in thought. Maris seemed like he could handle it, but he was more hopeful that he didn't break the poor elf. as he finished putting on his boots, he looked over at the elf with a sly grin. "Sounds good to me, but one request: When the time comes, I will need you with me. Sound fair?"

He picked up the rest of his belongings throwing them into his portable hole. "Go to your room and pack. We will leave within the hour. Be prepared to stop by so we can visit our blue dragon friend for a little reward. Who knows, we might be able to see if they are willing to give us a ride. I am sure the elders will go nuts..."

Pulled out of his own thoughts, Maris glanced back at Vashd when he made a request. "Someone of your caliber really doesn't need someone like me," he pointed out. He wasn't going to deny the man his request, especially since this was an opportunity to learn and venture. That was what moon elves were all about anyway, wasn't it? Venturing was the best part of his life. This allowed him to learn new things and adapt his own life to what he wanted it to be. "I will stay by your side then. You have done me a favor, so I will return that favor as well. Only when you do not need me will I leave your side; an elf's honor if you will."

Maris patted his pants, the pouch, and the flask that was also on his waist. "I am all packed and ready to go, and you are right, we should go visit her."

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