A Herald-Mage and a Companion walk into a bar...
"Really, ashke, I don't think the proprieter intended for Companions to come in here," Vanyel said as he looked at Yfandes, who was standing just inside the doorway.
:If you feel like going back outside and soaking yourself to the bone, you can feel free to do so,: Yfandes snapped back. They were both dripping, which was part of why they hadn't gone far into the tavern just yet. And unlike Vanyel, who could simply change into a spare set of Whites, Yfandes had fur, which wasn't nearly as condusive to drying off.
Especially since Vanyel had pretty much exhausted himself magically taking care of the unexpectedly-large pack of Changewolves that had been harassing the village. He had another streak of silver in his hair now, and what reserves he had were going toward maintaining his shields and protections rather than sparing a touch to dry and warm the both of them.
"Fine, four-foot. I'll sacrifice my spare cloak to use as a towel on you," he finally relented, heading to her side and rooting through the saddlebags.
Have one wiped-out Herald-Mage, and an equally-tired not-a-horse.
:If you feel like going back outside and soaking yourself to the bone, you can feel free to do so,: Yfandes snapped back. They were both dripping, which was part of why they hadn't gone far into the tavern just yet. And unlike Vanyel, who could simply change into a spare set of Whites, Yfandes had fur, which wasn't nearly as condusive to drying off.
Especially since Vanyel had pretty much exhausted himself magically taking care of the unexpectedly-large pack of Changewolves that had been harassing the village. He had another streak of silver in his hair now, and what reserves he had were going toward maintaining his shields and protections rather than sparing a touch to dry and warm the both of them.
"Fine, four-foot. I'll sacrifice my spare cloak to use as a towel on you," he finally relented, heading to her side and rooting through the saddlebags.
Have one wiped-out Herald-Mage, and an equally-tired not-a-horse.