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BG3: the Shadowzel ambient dialogue saga continues!
Lae'zel:
[Your sour face is tiring, Shadowheart. By all means leave, if I am so distasteful.]
Shadowheart:
[I'd rather not turn my back on you, if it's all the same.]
It's pretty fun to have Gale and Larissa cheerfully bonding over old books, magical power, being kind, and sharing an unhealthy fixation on Mystra, and meanwhile in the background, Shadowheart and Lae'zel are just *hiss* *snarl*USTUSTUSTUSTUST
('Leave if I am so distasteful' does feel like ... aww, Lae'zel. :( It's doubly interesting because the most glaring hostility before we picked up Lae'zel was Gale's towards Astarion, and that dynamic was really different—Gale seemed genuinely annoyed and uncomfortable to me, while the Shadowheart-Lae'zel antagonism is way messier at this point IMO.)
[Your sour face is tiring, Shadowheart. By all means leave, if I am so distasteful.]
Shadowheart:
[I'd rather not turn my back on you, if it's all the same.]
It's pretty fun to have Gale and Larissa cheerfully bonding over old books, magical power, being kind, and sharing an unhealthy fixation on Mystra, and meanwhile in the background, Shadowheart and Lae'zel are just *hiss* *snarl*
('Leave if I am so distasteful' does feel like ... aww, Lae'zel. :( It's doubly interesting because the most glaring hostility before we picked up Lae'zel was Gale's towards Astarion, and that dynamic was really different—Gale seemed genuinely annoyed and uncomfortable to me, while the Shadowheart-Lae'zel antagonism is way messier at this point IMO.)