Cliff had been awfully understanding about the whole "Ymir"/cloth of infinity thing........ His assessment of Hel was correct. In her own realm she would be a veritable force to be reckoned with should one get on her bad side, or threaten her people. She even had a curse in her arsenal that was capable of killing a fellow Aesir... who were nearly immortal in their own respects. Using it on a human would be nearly instantaneous demise, but an Aesir would suffer for a spell as their energy was depleted. It wasn't a power she used hastily. COUGH.... usually. There was that one time but the Valkyrie, Skuld, had been very understanding too and thanks to the rune knife wielder she survived.
Garm had no response to her follow up question, as she'd expected. The earthen smell, though peculiar to this beast was not alarming in anyway to his mistress. It would be perfectly normal for Cliff.
Ru-ruff! (You just watch your step!)
With that last incomprehensible warning to it's intended target Garm tried his best to comply with his orders. Still keeping close to Hel he stifled his yipping and growling. Hel for her part rolled her eyes and shook her head, secretly it did make her feel pleased to have her dog with her again.
"He should be settled down now." Letting Cliff know there was no longer an immediate threat. ".. I get the feeling he's going to be a handful though..."
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Cliff had been awfully understanding about the whole "Ymir"/cloth of infinity thing........ His assessment of Hel was correct. In her own realm she would be a veritable force to be reckoned with should one get on her bad side, or threaten her people. She even had a curse in her arsenal that was capable of killing a fellow Aesir... who were nearly immortal in their own respects. Using it on a human would be nearly instantaneous demise, but an Aesir would suffer for a spell as their energy was depleted. It wasn't a power she used hastily. COUGH.... usually.There was that one time but the Valkyrie, Skuld, had been very understanding too and thanks to the rune knife wielder she survived.Garm had no response to her follow up question, as she'd expected. The earthen smell, though peculiar to this beast was not alarming in anyway to his mistress. It would be perfectly normal for Cliff.
Ru-ruff!
(You just watch your step!)
With that last incomprehensible warning to it's intended target Garm tried his best to comply with his orders. Still keeping close to Hel he stifled his yipping and growling. Hel for her part rolled her eyes and shook her head, secretly it did make her feel pleased to have her dog with her again.
"He should be settled down now." Letting Cliff know there was no longer an immediate threat. ".. I get the feeling he's going to be a handful though..."