[Grimm has quite the stride but he walks slower as to not leave the Vessel behind. They appear to be quite fold of his cloak, so perhaps something could be done when they arrived back at the tent.
It is a long walk ahead of them. Grimm cannot teleport himself and someone else and regardless of the Vessel's abilities in combat he would not subject them to Deepnest just so they can take the tram. Grimm could not see through the webs that the beasts wove despite his power and it was best to keep their agreement between the Pale King intact.
If they cut through the City of Tears and take the elevator up to the Resting Grounds, there was a tram that could take them to the Forgotten Crossroads. From there, Dirtmouth and the tents of the Grimm Troupe. It is not a completely danger free path (no place in Hallownest was) but he is certain they can both handle it.
And he rather liked the Resting Grounds, even if they were not reasons that could be classified as good. It would also be nice to see the City again. Even in the grip of death, Hallownest retained some level of beauty within its sorrow.
When the Vessel stops Grimm does as well. He cannot hear what they do but there is something on the wind that he does understand. There is a change, a new note in the endless song.
It is something to consider, but now it is time to move on.
Once they begin to approach the City, he feels a need to issue a warning.]
This place is the center of Hallownest, its grand city. We are heading towards an elevator near a place known as the Pleasure House. It will take us to the quiet Resting Grounds and from there, the Forgotten Crossroads and Dirtmouth, where my Troupe await.
[He turns towards the Vessel, kneeling down so they can speak face-to-face.]
We will likely face opposition as we make our way along this path. You will not have to face our opponents alone as I will be with you, but this is a warning of what is waiting ahead.
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It is a long walk ahead of them. Grimm cannot teleport himself and someone else and regardless of the Vessel's abilities in combat he would not subject them to Deepnest just so they can take the tram. Grimm could not see through the webs that the beasts wove despite his power and it was best to keep their agreement between the Pale King intact.
If they cut through the City of Tears and take the elevator up to the Resting Grounds, there was a tram that could take them to the Forgotten Crossroads. From there, Dirtmouth and the tents of the Grimm Troupe. It is not a completely danger free path (no place in Hallownest was) but he is certain they can both handle it.
And he rather liked the Resting Grounds, even if they were not reasons that could be classified as good. It would also be nice to see the City again. Even in the grip of death, Hallownest retained some level of beauty within its sorrow.
When the Vessel stops Grimm does as well. He cannot hear what they do but there is something on the wind that he does understand. There is a change, a new note in the endless song.
It is something to consider, but now it is time to move on.
Once they begin to approach the City, he feels a need to issue a warning.]
This place is the center of Hallownest, its grand city. We are heading towards an elevator near a place known as the Pleasure House. It will take us to the quiet Resting Grounds and from there, the Forgotten Crossroads and Dirtmouth, where my Troupe await.
[He turns towards the Vessel, kneeling down so they can speak face-to-face.]
We will likely face opposition as we make our way along this path. You will not have to face our opponents alone as I will be with you, but this is a warning of what is waiting ahead.