>>13005940
There
isn't anything pressing now that you've spoken with the guards, so you
figure you can chat with Luna about what you've found out, not to
mention you're somewhat curious as to what she's doing.
"Later, guys," you say, waving at the sentries.
They
mumble a farewell and watch you as you trek out into the night. It's
noticeably colder here, away from the bodies and the campfires, but Luna
doesn't look to be shivering at all. You rub your hands together,
blowing into them as well in an effort to stave off the cold. After a
minute or so, you look back, surprised at how far away Luna is from the
camp.
Before long, though, you're a short distance away and open your mouth to greet her.
"Hello." Her greeting comes first.
"Hi, Luna. Do you mind if I take a seat?"
"No, please do so." She doesn't look back to you, eye fixed on the moon. So that's what she's been looking at. Makes sense.
You sit down next to her, curling your legs up to your chest. Damn, that wind is chilly. "Can I ask what you're doing out here?"
"You
may. I am considering the situation. Trying to decide what exactly to
do when we do find the traitor." She shakes her head. "It is not an easy
thing to think on. My sister was always better at things like this."
>>13006302
I need to leave in another 30 minutes anyways. I was planning on going till then.