The storm howled, and the fire bats remained motionless, as if frozen in place.
Frankly, Lady Selana's ideation still carries a certain intimidation.
As a heavily invested character, allowing a burning bat to bite me might truly convey that taste of the dead.
It may not cause any burns, but as previously mentioned, my involvement will test the stability of the Realm of the Dead.
This is noticeably not good news for the subsequent exploration.
Convincing Lady Selana not to act rashly is evidently a technical job.
No matter how calm and unhurried she appears, the situation has always been tense for her, with every passing second increasing the danger.
Thus, her patience for someone with my prior transgressions is undoubtedly even more limited.
The final scene seemed like an intimidation, but the likelihood of acting without a word of disagreement is incredibly high.
