some women fear the fire
some simply become it
some simply become it
Just as Morrighan told Thana not to try anything, she does anyway. She can tell by the way she tilts her head and her horn glows. When she follows the woman's gaze, all the witch balls come down in one loud crash within seconds. Morr steps away from the mess and looks back at Thana with narrowed eyes.
"Well that was unnecessary," she says dryly and rolls her eyes. She really didn't have the time for this bullshit. Her patience only gets thinner when Thana makes her remark and avoids giving any helpful information. They both have their magic here clearly, so maybe it's time that she show what she's really capable of.
When the unicorn starts walking away, Morr follows. She's not letting her get away that easily. "You didn't answer my question. Have you seen a girl? Small, looks like me?" Her tone is more demanding than inquisitive, but it's mostly to hide the desperation she feels deep down too. She just wants to find her daughter already so she can get the hell out of here.
Of course, there's always the chance too that Thana is hiding something and that's why she doesn't feel like talking. "Or are you the one keeping her from me?" Morr's eyes narrow and she moves so she's in front of the woman now. She attempts to block her path and then conjures fire at her feet at last. Slowly, it grows larger but stays along her body for now. It starts to wrap around her legs like vines and the fiery tendrils almost seem to reach out to consume the air between the mares.
As if on cue, Bram returns from his own search to join Morrighan by her side (at a safe distance, of course, he doesn't feel like being barbequed today). He's not exactly sure what's going on, but watches the unicorn closely. Naturally, he's suspicious of anyone that his companion doesn't trust.
@Thana
