To Know No Peace PV A. Darragh

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@Aislin Darragh
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Taliesin chewed her lip a bit, watching as the other took her go at the journey up. Though her first attempt wasn't as successful as she'd hoped. There hadn't been enough force to get herself up as high as she needed to to secure her leverage, and the ginger almost flinched to reach out a helping hand; but her new (hopefully) friend seemed to have it handled as she took another try, making sure to put more force behind her hop.

With a bit of effort and a helpful shimmy into place, the brunette made it up into their little shared perch, and Taliesin was nearly vibrating with the excitement of it all, "Hullo!" she greeted back with a grin as Aislin settled, "Thanks!" she couldn't help but blush a little at the compliment. It wasn't very often she got them, after all.

Taliesin followed the other's gaze up, mentally deciding which bits were strong enough and the easiest path forward. Oaks were strong, but the higher one goes, the weaker the branches become, so it's only prudent to consider best options, "We can," she agreed, then quickly added, "if you'd want to. If you stay close to the trunk, it'll be much easier for you to get up." she was far less concerned over whatever personal path she might attempt if needed, if only for the sake of making sure there was plenty of room for them both the higher they went.

With no more effort or consideration than if she were standing up in the middle of the Courtyard, Taliesin picked the pathway up another bit. Moving slower than usual as she carefully considered which hand and footholds would be best for someone not use to just throwing their blind trust into a tree, "Just do what I do, and we can make it over to that big limb up there." she explained, pointing over towards a thick branch that she was certain would hold both of them, "But if we get up there, and its too high, you just say so and we'll try a different spot." the girl assured with a casual shrug of her shoulder.

"Start by reaching for that branch just there to hold steady," the girl pointed, "then there's a little joint by where I was sitting. Put your foot up there and pull yourself up, and then just follow where I go from there and say something if you feel stuck."

"The girl who carried her last name like a burden..."