Chapter 2, Page 11: Far Water
Whimsical fantasy world things like a baby in a basket, laundry, and people playing horseshoes. XP
The man riding the giant bird thinks Devere’s unicorn is a bit much. Also those birds are called “magnales“, or “mags” for short, and it’s once again based on a medieval beastie (loosely).
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↓ Transcript
A little while later, we see Devere riding Bill the unicorn through a part of the town of Far Water. Many brown cabins surround the still-wet path he's on, and there's also long moss-filled trees, large jars for collecting water, and a few people going about their everyday business.
We see a woman doing laundry by hand with a washboard (and clearly frustrated with the task) while her baby lays in a wooden cradle that's hanging by ropes from her cabin's porch ceiling.
Baby: Gooo~
We see a father, his daughter, and her grandfather playing a game of horseshoes while talking and enjoying each other's company.
And we once again cut back to Devere who's still riding the unicorn on the path. He lets out a big yawn as he's still tired and this trip is pretty routine. A man in a decorative, feathered hat riding a large, red bird creature called a magnales (which is walking, not flying) has already passed Devere and looks back in awe at the necromancer and his steed.
Man: Whoa...
We see a woman doing laundry by hand with a washboard (and clearly frustrated with the task) while her baby lays in a wooden cradle that's hanging by ropes from her cabin's porch ceiling.
Baby: Gooo~
We see a father, his daughter, and her grandfather playing a game of horseshoes while talking and enjoying each other's company.
And we once again cut back to Devere who's still riding the unicorn on the path. He lets out a big yawn as he's still tired and this trip is pretty routine. A man in a decorative, feathered hat riding a large, red bird creature called a magnales (which is walking, not flying) has already passed Devere and looks back in awe at the necromancer and his steed.
Man: Whoa...