KIADA
Fox’s drawl brings another chimed laugh from the harpy, one that fades as she focuses on cutting through more of the webbing as his question reaches her and she looks over to see him gesturing to the webbing. “No, they seem to prefer to just float around and make little mazes.” Which was equally as annoying, but she’ll not deny having thoroughly enjoyed squishing them to death with the board she’d used at the VlamVloed on the entrance.
She pauses, though, to look back over at him to listen to his answer – her own softer smile meeting his slanted one. “Maybe we crossed paths at some point? Though, I was Attuned back then and a bit more in my head.” She doesn't really recognize him, but she also can't remember everyone she'd seen in the Grounds - especially given her untimely death. Kiada does try to think about what the Grounds was like when she arrived – having just dropped in with a shift under her belt – how different she was back then. That version of Kiada had nearly won the Greatwood Guardianship when they’d opened it to everyone else to fight for. And idly, she wonders if things for her would have been different if she had.
Regardless, he mentions being born and raised here for his sins and it’s a note she tucks away to think on later, not knowing him well enough to ask. “I found that the barrier being down just meant more and more bullshit managed to find its way here.” She admits, turning to him to offer him a smaller smile of understanding.
She pauses, though, to look back over at him to listen to his answer – her own softer smile meeting his slanted one. “Maybe we crossed paths at some point? Though, I was Attuned back then and a bit more in my head.” She doesn't really recognize him, but she also can't remember everyone she'd seen in the Grounds - especially given her untimely death. Kiada does try to think about what the Grounds was like when she arrived – having just dropped in with a shift under her belt – how different she was back then. That version of Kiada had nearly won the Greatwood Guardianship when they’d opened it to everyone else to fight for. And idly, she wonders if things for her would have been different if she had.
Regardless, he mentions being born and raised here for his sins and it’s a note she tucks away to think on later, not knowing him well enough to ask. “I found that the barrier being down just meant more and more bullshit managed to find its way here.” She admits, turning to him to offer him a smaller smile of understanding.
i was young and stupid then, always playing for the win
don't know where we got this bad, i just wish i had you back
don't know where we got this bad, i just wish i had you back
No permission needed for power play!
Feel free to use magic/force on Kiada, without killing her <3
