Shady

Pratik nodded in agreement. "I'd also like to know the 'what' of will happen once they do."

"They do." Pratik inclined his head. "It probably won't be quick -- but we also don't know the timeline of when or if the gods are going to wake up. ...

"Rhaebaki, I believe, sir," she answered quietly. This man was unsettling. She didn't like the feel of his eyes on her. She hoped he'd leave soon. Who was he? Some ...

"We'll see," Pratik said uneasily. "I assume things are my problem until proven otherwise."

Ky froze, suddenly forgetting all geographic terms. Which side? That was an easy question. Why couldn't she remember? "W...est?" She looked at Tadaaki uncertainly. He only had a vague concept ...

"Me. Too." Pratik sighed deeply and shook his head. "This is... bah! Not a fan, I'll tell you that much."

Ky returned the nod, then glanced over at Tadaaki, who looked like a deer in the headlights. She couldn't see Aleth past him. But she figured she'd been dragged into ...

Pratik nodded. "... as I said, I don't think there's any use in trying to imagine it." Not that that stopped him , obviously. But staring his fear in the ...

"Yes sir." Tadaaki nodded and straightened. Should he stand up? Or would that seem threatening? He didn't want that. No matter who this was. He tried to figure it out, ...

" Massive ," Pratik said, shaking his head. "Bigger than five horses stacked together, and it was just its foot... I don't know that I want to know what the ...

Pratik shook his head. "Just the prints it left behind."

Aleth felt like death warmed over. It felt like the bitch had hacked his leg off below the knee. He had half a mind to take the shears on her ...

"Hm." Pratik hummed for a moment, then inclined his head. He didn't think that was true at all of Rickard. But. Well. He supposed he couldn't speak for him. Rickard ...

“…probably best not to,” Pratik said after a moment. “No use in frightening yourself.”

(Omg yesssss) (and yeah let’s do it! Enter Gaius? Or something else?)