“All-father?” Adra curled his face, feeling ever so confused with what he just heard. “Does the All-father follow you around, Gytha?” He muttered to the girl, hoping Yllynmawr won’t take any offense from his rudeness.
Adra has far strayed away from the path of faith. His history made him no longer care nor rely upon both the Goddess and the All-father. This drove him clueless about Staas long slumber, what form he’s taking or how he created the elements along with all the 9 essences which are now spread across the Champions of Elements.
“Uh…” Gytha was conflicted about whether she was supposed to tell him about Staas or not. “It’s the other way around.” But seeing the King of Wyrm just blatantly greeted Staas, the half-mer won’t be getting out of this cave without knowing who the All-father is.
“Huh? Is He like guiding you or something?” Adra was still left clueless.
“Just be quiet and listen.” Hushed the girl with index finger stood before her lips.<
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