[Her eyebrows knit together as she thought about what he had to say. What was the worst thing that could have happened. Her dying, she supposed. Seth would have said that. Ephraim seemed to have more faith in her, though.
And briefly, she thought she heard him again, but it was more or less the distant memory of him. Eirika turned just enough to look behind her where there was nothing but the endless fields and trees. Looking back to Connor, she found herself shaking her head again.]
Two weeks? A fortnight? I don't understand what's happening. Why you're here. Why I'm here. I don't understand what you're saying. All of this has been nothing short of perplexing. I'd thought it to be a dream. I'd thought I'd-
[She paused and almost bit into her next words.] -...died, actually. I am so certain I had. They call it the Pale Horse back home. Seeing you here, and being here, it's the only thing that would make sense.
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[Her eyebrows knit together as she thought about what he had to say. What was the worst thing that could have happened. Her dying, she supposed. Seth would have said that. Ephraim seemed to have more faith in her, though.
And briefly, she thought she heard him again, but it was more or less the distant memory of him. Eirika turned just enough to look behind her where there was nothing but the endless fields and trees. Looking back to Connor, she found herself shaking her head again.]
Two weeks? A fortnight? I don't understand what's happening. Why you're here. Why I'm here. I don't understand what you're saying. All of this has been nothing short of perplexing. I'd thought it to be a dream. I'd thought I'd-
[She paused and almost bit into her next words.] -...died, actually. I am so certain I had. They call it the Pale Horse back home. Seeing you here, and being here, it's the only thing that would make sense.