Private Like Looking At A Mirror

Sylvi

No sooner had Sylvi stepped out of the Grey Raven, then she flew up into the air. The island was big, and Bee could have gone almost anywhere, so she had quite a bit of ground to cover. Thankfully Bee was rather distinctive so Sylvi figured she'd be pretty easy to find.

In a lot of ways, Sylvi understood what Bee was going through. She got not wanting to be on the island, if Sylvi had her way, she'd still be in Valhalla. And even if Bee wasn't picking fights with dragons and store keepers, Sylvi hoped that she could maybe offer some advice to her so she didn't end up making the same mistakes.

After flying around for a few minutes, she finally spotted Bee, and it almost looked like she was crying. "Bubblegum Bee!" She called out. "Wait, please. I wish to speak with you about what occurred in the Grey Raven. You did say that was your name, yes?" She asked, hoping that Bee would be willing to hear her out.

@Stefan

Sylvi

Sylvi landed not far from Bee. "Nothing of the sort." She answered, shaking her head. "I wanted to make sure you were okay after what happened, as it did not seem like anybody else actually cared." She huffed, a hint of anger to her voice.

"Are you okay? It almost sounded as if you were crying." Sylvi asked, a little concerned. If the people at the Grey Raven had gotten to her that badly, then that was concerning. "And, just so you are aware, In my opinion, this island is certainly a.. 'podunk' as you put it. Given how everyone reacted I can tell it is not a term of endearment."

Sylvi

Sylvi nodded. "I completely understand. I dare say anyone would be angered by having everything they have worked for torn away." She said, trying to be reassuring, but with a noticeable hint of anger to her voice.

Sylvi just shook her head and frowned "And yet, when people accused you of not caring, you left, and began sobbing in the street. If you truly did not care, I doubt you would have reacted that strongly."

Sylvi

"I will not deny the truth to that accusation. However, while those words will inevitably hurt, they are just that words. Try not to put too much weight into them, and instead look at the positive things said about you." She offered, having some experience with that. Newly dead souls could have any number of reactions, and anger was a common one.

"If I may indulge myself , I am unfamiliar with your musical talents. Would you maybe be willing to sing me a small piece? If not, I understand." She hoped by getting Bee to sing, she could get her mind off what had happened at the Grey Raven.

Sylvi

Sylvi shook her head. "I did not intend to imply they were nothing. Simply that you should focus on the good. things and do what you can to ignore the bad. It is as you said, some find ways to prove you are bad people. Sylvi said, not having or understanding the connection with words that Bee had.

Sylvi blinked when Bee started singing, and joined in towards the end.

"I dreamt a dream this night
of silk and honest post
Wore a robe so light and smooth
in the light of the sunset
-now the clear morning is waking."

She clapped when the song ended. "That was really good, quite impressive too. I was not aware you knew old norse."