Oh. [ It’s an “oh” of recognition that the idea is tactically sound. ] Well, that makes sense, in that case. The other Godwoken and I had a variety of methods to slow our other foes to make them easier targets. I miss some of their spellwork, in fact…
[ What he wouldn’t do for little tomes of Geomancy and Pyromancy to really turn the tables of battlefields here… And he does miss them, he supposes. He’s still (tsundere) a bit conflicted on how he feels about them.
Though he does make a little noise of disapproval at how Yima apparently gave him this location, Fane doesn’t get the time to ask about that before they get to his question. Someone more empathetic might notice those slowed steps, Fane surely doesn’t. He first makes a sound like he would have been clicking his tongue if he had one, since if it’s just making a corpse, he could have done that himself, but he at least lets Set go on. At least until that last suggestion. ]
Absolutely not.
[ Fane’s voice is firm in rejecting children, and it’s as quickly as Set makes the suggestion. Fane may be morally dubious, that much is obvious, but he has clear, strong convictions. Children seems to be one of them. It’s nothing that he’s particularly secretive about (he’d told all of Kenos about it, by his measure), so he also doesn’t think it needs explaining. Of course a father would have a line in the sand about murdering children. ]
…I did not mean murdering them, necessarily, but all the rest are fine. It’s somewhat irrelevant, since I only need their face.
[ At least rather than just leave it at that, ominous and mysterious, he does explain further. ]
I am working on a trinket that allows me to be more flesh and blood. By combining an orb of pure Source with a face, I can magically mold it to an enchanted mask. The process is trivial. But the crafting material is… more complicated. I had hoped you might know where they dispose of corpses around here, since I could just take someone that has already died, but if murder is the only recourse, then so be it.
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[ What he wouldn’t do for little tomes of Geomancy and Pyromancy to really turn the tables of battlefields here… And he does miss them, he supposes. He’s still (tsundere) a bit conflicted on how he feels about them.
Though he does make a little noise of disapproval at how Yima apparently gave him this location, Fane doesn’t get the time to ask about that before they get to his question. Someone more empathetic might notice those slowed steps, Fane surely doesn’t. He first makes a sound like he would have been clicking his tongue if he had one, since if it’s just making a corpse, he could have done that himself, but he at least lets Set go on. At least until that last suggestion. ]
Absolutely not.
[ Fane’s voice is firm in rejecting children, and it’s as quickly as Set makes the suggestion. Fane may be morally dubious, that much is obvious, but he has clear, strong convictions. Children seems to be one of them. It’s nothing that he’s particularly secretive about (he’d told all of Kenos about it, by his measure), so he also doesn’t think it needs explaining. Of course a father would have a line in the sand about murdering children. ]
…I did not mean murdering them, necessarily, but all the rest are fine. It’s somewhat irrelevant, since I only need their face.
[ At least rather than just leave it at that, ominous and mysterious, he does explain further. ]
I am working on a trinket that allows me to be more flesh and blood. By combining an orb of pure Source with a face, I can magically mold it to an enchanted mask. The process is trivial. But the crafting material is… more complicated. I had hoped you might know where they dispose of corpses around here, since I could just take someone that has already died, but if murder is the only recourse, then so be it.