Sohalia
"Jata it is," she agreed, flashing him a brilliant smile. Unlike Sunjata, Soh had more friends than she knew what to do with, but she was always pleased to have one more. It wasn't even from a perspective of wanting to know people as potential clients for her maps or as people who would owe her a favor; it was simply because she loved people, imperfections and all.
The sun was beginning to sink in the sky, casting shadows from their forms over the flowers nearby. It had been an overall productive day for Soh. She was beyond happy with the progress of her King's End map, which she'd been able to draw much quicker thanks to Sunjata's help. "I think I'm going to have to give you a cut of these map sales," she giggled. "I never would have gotten so much done so quickly on my own."
She pulled a leather cord from her bag and wrapped it tightly around her journal, determined to keep the pages pressed tightly together to keep the flower in perfect condition. When she got home, she'd have to find somewhere nice to put it. She thought it would look lovely in a frame, either in the shop or in her apartment above it, but that was a consideration for a different day. For now, she smiled at Sunjata and said, "Let's head back. If you have the time, I can buy you dinner as thanks!"
With that settled, Soh tucked her notebook away and shifted, following Sunjata back to the Refuge on feathered wings.
-FIN-
The sun was beginning to sink in the sky, casting shadows from their forms over the flowers nearby. It had been an overall productive day for Soh. She was beyond happy with the progress of her King's End map, which she'd been able to draw much quicker thanks to Sunjata's help. "I think I'm going to have to give you a cut of these map sales," she giggled. "I never would have gotten so much done so quickly on my own."
She pulled a leather cord from her bag and wrapped it tightly around her journal, determined to keep the pages pressed tightly together to keep the flower in perfect condition. When she got home, she'd have to find somewhere nice to put it. She thought it would look lovely in a frame, either in the shop or in her apartment above it, but that was a consideration for a different day. For now, she smiled at Sunjata and said, "Let's head back. If you have the time, I can buy you dinner as thanks!"
With that settled, Soh tucked her notebook away and shifted, following Sunjata back to the Refuge on feathered wings.
-FIN-
I've been waiting for your touch to bring me home
