Kaisel
He watches the water like it's the first time he's seen tea made. The gradual spread of the tan color in the water is a nice distraction that grounds all the thoughts that seem to be scattering like a flock of birds. "I agree," he says with a glance up at Soh, a ghost of a smile fitting into place, more memory than anything. It grows a bit when Soh touches on the way they don't get along the best, and he shakes his head a bit as he dunks the tea bag to help spread the steep. "Thank you, for offering your home to her. I bet she'll appreciate the company for a while, no matter what she says."
Kaisel glances across to where Koa is consoling Noe, some of the worry creeping back in enough to make the smile slip. Tea suddenly felt like a very silly thing to offer her, and he has half a mind to chug it himself. He looks back at Soh, tilting his head a little as he leans against the counter. "Did you see... is Flora okay, after the beach?" he asks with a frown. She'd been right there among all of it, had started it, but they'd been running and he wishes he knew what happened, at the end.
Kaisel glances across to where Koa is consoling Noe, some of the worry creeping back in enough to make the smile slip. Tea suddenly felt like a very silly thing to offer her, and he has half a mind to chug it himself. He looks back at Soh, tilting his head a little as he leans against the counter. "Did you see... is Flora okay, after the beach?" he asks with a frown. She'd been right there among all of it, had started it, but they'd been running and he wishes he knew what happened, at the end.
There's darkness in the distance
I'm beggin' for forgiveness
But I know I might resist it
I'm beggin' for forgiveness
But I know I might resist it
Wearing a watery blue, faded and stretched-out sparkling hair tie on his left wrist








