[But she did, she thinks to herself, unable to keep from wincing a little at his tone. She was sure that Elinor had said something along those lines to her in bear form, though she didn't speak bear. The look she had given her in the ruins of the witch's cottage had screamed disappointment.]
A-aye. Nothin' more than hot air.
[The dogs approaching them startles her, making her draw her sword, though she feels little more than useless right now. The air shifted around them, illusions settling into place of the clansmen, the ones that had watched her best their young lords and shook their head in disgust. Angus' whinny makes her shake her head as his presence snaps her out of it, steadying her breathing and trying not to panic.
Now that she knew they weren't real, her resolve steeled, fingers gripping around the pommel of her sword as the illusion of the clansmen disappeared, leaving the dogs.]
Don't worry about me. [Merida closed her eyes, trying to block the image from her mind before she opened them again, knuckles turning white in her grip.] It's not my mother. She's not here, nor is Mor'du.
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A-aye. Nothin' more than hot air.
[The dogs approaching them startles her, making her draw her sword, though she feels little more than useless right now. The air shifted around them, illusions settling into place of the clansmen, the ones that had watched her best their young lords and shook their head in disgust. Angus' whinny makes her shake her head as his presence snaps her out of it, steadying her breathing and trying not to panic.
Now that she knew they weren't real, her resolve steeled, fingers gripping around the pommel of her sword as the illusion of the clansmen disappeared, leaving the dogs.]
Don't worry about me. [Merida closed her eyes, trying to block the image from her mind before she opened them again, knuckles turning white in her grip.] It's not my mother. She's not here, nor is Mor'du.