Persephone low-key shifts her wide hazel green eyes, "That fire hates us."
> Persephone assumes mostly, "That is probably how I will die. Damn ducks."
> You concern yourself with Persephone's words, "You....are really really on this duck thing. Did they like.....gang up on you?"
> Persephone nods lots at you, "They keep showing up at my house. I asked Levi to get rid of them. They just... are there... Staring at me."
> You cock your head at Persephone slowly, "Like....the same ones or new ducks?"
> Doctor Beth giggles softly.
> Persephone appears to be disturbed, "...Different ducks. But sometimes the same different ducks."
> You worry a-little, "How do you tell ducks apart? If there a duck Alpha?"
> You fear for Persephone, "Did....did you make them angry?"
> Persephone hard shifts her wide hazel green eyes, "I probably pissed off the duck god."
> You dart your round pale blue eyes back-and-forth, "Have you tried making a offering?"
> You plot now, "We can leave piles of birdseed like.....away from your house. With like...worms and stuff."
> You feel an expanse of rolling plain weirdly, "Can....they scent you? Track you?"
> Doctor Beth eyeballs an expanse of rolling plain.
> Persephone keeps a slim golden fawn cirneco and an enormous tricolor swiss mountain dog, "...I don't know. I never thought about that."
> Lacey peeks around an expanse of rolling plain unsurely, "Are ducks usually hostile?"
> Persephone scoffs softly, "Yes! They're mean birdies."
> You peek at the northwest side of an expanse of rolling plain, "....Turkey isn't duck, right/"
> You squint at the northwest side of an expanse of rolling plain.
> Doctor Beth squints at the northwest side of an expanse of rolling plain followingly, "No. They are different."
> Persephone decides simply, "Turkeys are worse than ducks.."
> You murmur to Persephone concernedly, "Do the turkey's lead the ducks?"
> You eye the northwest side of an expanse of rolling plain, "So should we be concerned it's watching you?"
> Persephone sees the northwest side of an expanse of rolling plain then, "Oh. It's come for me."
> You hope to Persephone murmuringly, "Can you shoot it? Has Levi taught you shooting yet?"
> You eye the northwest side of an expanse of rolling plain warily.
> Lacey skims the northwest side of an expanse of rolling plain, "I thought you said a duck?"
> Persephone subtly shifts her wide hazel green eyes, "... He taught me arrow parts."
> Lacey says, "That's a turkey."
> Persephone nods solemnly to Lacey, "The turkeys lead the ducks."
> A modest campfire crackles peacefully.
> You grin at Lacey barely, "They are in cahoots."
> Lacey shifts her narrow hazel eyes, "I see,"
> Persephone agrees once-more with you, "All the hoots."
>
> Doctor Beth smirks to herself.
> You stare at Persephone now, "Oh no. Levi taught you puns."
> Lacey open-mindedly smiles, "Well, perhaps we should pack up before their group arrives?"
> Lacey says, "We can traverse to the fountain."
> You slowly push yourself to your feet.
> You scoot to the northwest side of an expanse of rolling plain.
> Doctor Beth peeks at you.
> You block the northwest side of an expanse of rolling plain with your average curvaceous body uselessly, "It can't see past me...so...it won't know we are leaving."
> Persephone shifts her wide hazel green eyes, "Don't go near that beard."
> Lacey stands up.
> Persephone means, "Bird?"
> Persephone coughs into her right fist.
> Lacey promises, "No birds."
> Persephone blames an expanse of rolling plain generally, "Bug flew into my mouth."
> You splay your average curvaceous body widely.
> You stare at the northwest side of an expanse of rolling plain hard.
> Persephone admits now, "I'm gonna go home... Hopefully Levi is there."
> Persephone shifts her wide hazel green eyes.
> Lacey says, "People love surprises."
> Lacey hears Persephone, "Would you like us to escort you?"
> You suggest to Persephone quieter, "Make him shoot them."
Persephone gathers a slim golden fawn cirneco and an enormous tricolor swiss mountain dog now, "I've got the dogs. They'll bite anything I tell them to."
> A modest campfire crackles peacefully.
> Persephone assumes mostly about a slim golden fawn cirneco, "Well Deimos will. Aodh might just lick his butt."