[Give the emotionally unstable pyromancer a flammable alcoholic drink. Yes...]
She's...really complicated. She's one of the most powerful life mages I've ever met, she's talented and clever. Not good with people, mostly? She's not really had friends before. Not like a normal person.
Uh. Okay, so does the name Worldsoul mean anything to you?
Sheltered isn't the word I'd use. Nissa is a wild person, she's at home with the land, and she was an important shaman for her people that communed with the Worldsoul of Zendikar.
[Here we go.]
Worldsouls are the living embodiments of worlds. They're like the conscious will of the world, and they're usually asleep. Good thing, too, because they are beyond powerful.
Nissa can speak to them, even dreaming, and she's very close with the Worldsoul of Zenidikar.
[This suddenly got deep and Zack actually finds himself fairly interested. He's not usually into heavy lore or the like but since coming to this world and knowing that other worlds actually exist? It's pretty wild to hear more.]
I don't understand half of what you're saying but I'd like to.
[Even if he's not the most eloquent about how he expresses his interest.]
So... This worldsoul ability. It sounds a lot like someone being able to connect with the lifestream back in my world. The lifestream is like the planet's lifeforce. Or soul, I guess. Did she communicate with a lot of them when you were world-hopping?
She did sometimes. A lot of the worlds we visited had Worldsouls that wouldn't communicate with her though. My home plane, called Kaladesh, has a mechanical Worldsoul. And monsters had twisted up some of the others, so they weren't friendly.
And...usually we just ended up fighting stuff without them because they're weird even on planes where she does get along with em.
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[Zack waves a hand. He was totally just taking a jab, before.]
Do you have your eye on someone special, Chandra? Spill.
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[Shrug.]
We travel together, from world to world. She's...her name is Nissa, and she's an elf.
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Yeah? And what's she like?
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She's...really complicated. She's one of the most powerful life mages I've ever met, she's talented and clever. Not good with people, mostly? She's not really had friends before. Not like a normal person.
Uh. Okay, so does the name Worldsoul mean anything to you?
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Alright, so she's a mage just like you. But sheltered, but that's always cute. And ... nope. What's a worldsoul?
[Sounds sort of like a deity of some sort but he's not going to assume.]
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[Here we go.]
Worldsouls are the living embodiments of worlds. They're like the conscious will of the world, and they're usually asleep. Good thing, too, because they are beyond powerful.
Nissa can speak to them, even dreaming, and she's very close with the Worldsoul of Zenidikar.
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I don't understand half of what you're saying but I'd like to.
[Even if he's not the most eloquent about how he expresses his interest.]
So... This worldsoul ability. It sounds a lot like someone being able to connect with the lifestream back in my world. The lifestream is like the planet's lifeforce. Or soul, I guess. Did she communicate with a lot of them when you were world-hopping?
[Sounds like one hell of a date.]
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And...usually we just ended up fighting stuff without them because they're weird even on planes where she does get along with em.
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[If she says in the middle of fighting things, it'll be so on point.]
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[That sounds like the best fit.]
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[wtf is that all about]
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What we did while we linked minds? Oh...holy shit yes.
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[The drinks come soon after that and he takes a drink of his own beer. He's tucking in for this storytime.]
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For a few minutes, we were the same person, almost.
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[Now that he thinks about it, he's not sure who she's bonded to.]
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[He's not jealous, you're jealous.]
That's good to hear, though.
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Good. I'm happy for you, Chandra.