“The forest is indeed rather large.”, he hummed, taking care to walk carefully so she wouldn’t trip over anything.
“They do. Some travelers and some merchants, the usual. People who don’t want to take the longer way around the forest. And I believe going through the forest is safer than not.”, mostly since he didn’t allow bandits and alike here. If he noticed someone with ill intentions, they were driven out of the forest.“Why did you come into the forest?”, he asked then, curious.
Agnes quietly wonders why it was safer. There couldn’t possibly be a logical reason, but that snake hadn’t bitten her. Maybe there really was magic here. She chuckles softly at the thought.
“I came in because I wanted to go on a walk. It’s nice and shady, and it’s cool as well. The colours are amazing, as well. It’s just pleasing to be in a forest to me.”
He smiled, nodding lightly. The little trinkets on his antlers clinked against each other as he did, though he didn’t pay them any mind.
“The forest has quite a few beautiful places to see. Maybe you’ll be able to find them, once you have new glasses.”, he hummed. The forest had a few clearings, but also a lake. Said lake was in the heart of the forest, and there he was the most of the time. No one ever went there.
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