The display of magic is amazing. To be able to cause plants to grow and flourish with only a thought and some focus is well beyond anything the rogue can manage. She's never seen a display of magic like this one and she's honestly a bit upset with herself that she interrupted it. If she'd known what Thor was doing, she'd have sat back and watched with wide eyes and child-like wonder.
She shakes her head when he speaks, her smile tugging wider across her face. "No need to apologize. This is a busy place and I took the chance to help as best I could." She only hopes it's as helpful as she'd like it to be.
Turning her head briefly to the door, she holds in a content sigh as she thinks over her time here. "I got to know a young man, Vidar, fairly well as I helped him identify and collect herbs and plants from the mountains the grasses around the town. He seems a good, stout young man, eager to put himself to work for the sake of all." It's noble - something she's unused to after years of selfish actions - and worthy of far more praise than Amelia can manage.
With a bit of shifting, she moves to sit on one hip with her legs out beside her. "Please, don't let me interrupt you," she says, motioning to the flourishing garden around them. "I'm happy to watch until you're done with your work. I've never seen magic like this and it's..." Dreams, it feels awkward to use the word again, but it's all that comes to mind. "It's beautiful, and beyond any words I could use to describe it."
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She shakes her head when he speaks, her smile tugging wider across her face. "No need to apologize. This is a busy place and I took the chance to help as best I could." She only hopes it's as helpful as she'd like it to be.
Turning her head briefly to the door, she holds in a content sigh as she thinks over her time here. "I got to know a young man, Vidar, fairly well as I helped him identify and collect herbs and plants from the mountains the grasses around the town. He seems a good, stout young man, eager to put himself to work for the sake of all." It's noble - something she's unused to after years of selfish actions - and worthy of far more praise than Amelia can manage.
With a bit of shifting, she moves to sit on one hip with her legs out beside her. "Please, don't let me interrupt you," she says, motioning to the flourishing garden around them. "I'm happy to watch until you're done with your work. I've never seen magic like this and it's..." Dreams, it feels awkward to use the word again, but it's all that comes to mind. "It's beautiful, and beyond any words I could use to describe it."