Given the context, I assume it means to kill them. It is no light matter to take a life, thus if that is their punishment, then the crime they committed must have been grievous indeed.

When people do something wrong, be it steal from someone or hurt them, they must needs face consequences for their actions. A punishment to suit their crime.

From the context I have heard it in, it means to...dispose of. Reserved for the worst crimes.

And here I was thinking you did something terrible.

What is the not nice version?

I think when he first had hopes of returning to the Source was the first time I had seen a genuine smile on his face, truthfully... I cannot say much about any other sort of expression though.

Ah, forgive me the poor phrasing. They aren't /truly/ put on hooks. Just tied up with rope and then the long end is tied to some parapet or other structure, allowing them to dangle and squirm. A humiliating punishment, to be sure.

and creatures that were a mirror to Tural, lost to the primordial light...

"It still feels as though all of this is straight from a faerie tale," a wry smirk finds it way to her lips and she gives a light shrug. "Minus the mighty dragons and mysterious unicorns, of course."

"I can assure you that I will have many and more questions," she responds with a light laugh of her own. Everything about the Source seemed so fantastical still to her, similar in ways to her own world, yet still so vastly different. It's hard for her not to wonder if within the Empty were places +

Apparently so... I wonder if that is something Thancred taught to Ryne.

"Your work would be over quick in Norvrandt then," she says with a quiet laugh. Being the only place left on her world that is capable of sustaining life, it would surely be easy to collect samples and research all of the flora and fauna left.

"You have traveled much of your own star then?"

((The spell was similar to Raha's summoning spell, just meant for sending oneself elsewhere))

((but that's my explanation and she absolutely WILL lie about how she traveled to the Source since she doesn't want the Scions, and especially papa raha, to worry about her. She was only able to manage it bc Feo Ul helped the magicks target Raha's aether or some shit. idk man fae magic))

((dialing up Tataru like, "we have a fashion emergency"))

exactly does a gleaner do? You have mentioned it briefly before, but I am afraid I still do not quite understand it."

"I am unsure if you would believe me were I to describe it myself," she admits with a small chuckle. "I always thought the small areas of green were fake until I first visited the Rak'tika Greatwood."

Lyna shakes her head, recalling the memory of when she first set foot in the forest.

"What +