the barriers in your mind [open]

Edy I'm not totally useless. I can be used as a bad example Though walking with Asavvi all curled in on herself as she was, Edy was loath to relinquish the contact. Physical closeness was one of the things the teenager valued most in the world, and though sexual-closeness was usually her preference, this was alright too. At the mention of family, Edy felt her heart give a bit of a twinge in her chest. Her family had come through the portal with her, but they might as well not have (though to be fair, a good portion of them were still missing). That the brunette was concerned about her family first and foremost actually made Edy like her a bit, given the high priority she herself placed on her family, even when they were being fucking selfish assholes. "I mean, mine did." She answered with a shrug that Asavvi would likely feel against her own shoulder. "This place isn't massive or anything, but it's big enough that they could easily be somewhere else from where you wound up." Meeting Asavvi's gaze, Edy easily returned the smile and added in a wink for good measure. "Think nothing of it." She chuckled happily. "I'm Edrei." Though she'd never needed to add in her last name before–everyone knew who the Launceleyns were back home–now she found herself leaving it off for a different reason. Namely, it didn't fucking matter. "So Asavvi. You have a job in whatever the fuck place you just came from?"