Sohalia
And I could hear the thunder and see the lightning crack
All around the world was waking, I never could go back
All around the world was waking, I never could go back
How could Jude possibly be so perfect? Soh's eyes shown with adoration as she smiled, finally managing to relax a little as his reassurances calmed her from the frenzy she'd been in since the leadership of Stormbreak was decided. She leaned into his touch, closing her eyes briefly as she simply enjoyed the feel of his knuckles on her cheek, humming a soft note of pleasure at the simple touch.
She knew that he was right; the only thing that had to change was their visiting schedule. She made a face at him before sitting back and levering herself into a standing position, tugging at his hand to bring him along with her. "Come on," she said. "Let's get off the floor, at least." She hesitated for a moment, trying to decide between the couch or the more comfortable bed; after the briefest pause, she led him over to the couch. If they went to bed, she might fall asleep, and she wasn't ready for that. Not yet, anyway.
She pulled him down onto the couch beside her and swung her legs over his so that she was almost sitting on his lap. "I don't want to see you less," she told him, knitting her brows together. "But it also won't be as easy for me to get away now. At least, not for long periods. This summer was amazing, but..." She shrugged helplessly. "It's not a long trip by skyship, so I could probably do weekends." Assuming that she had some way to be reached in an emergency. But wasn't that what she had a council for? Among other things, of course. "But you know you're welcome here any time. All the time, really. Whenever you want."
She knew that he was right; the only thing that had to change was their visiting schedule. She made a face at him before sitting back and levering herself into a standing position, tugging at his hand to bring him along with her. "Come on," she said. "Let's get off the floor, at least." She hesitated for a moment, trying to decide between the couch or the more comfortable bed; after the briefest pause, she led him over to the couch. If they went to bed, she might fall asleep, and she wasn't ready for that. Not yet, anyway.
She pulled him down onto the couch beside her and swung her legs over his so that she was almost sitting on his lap. "I don't want to see you less," she told him, knitting her brows together. "But it also won't be as easy for me to get away now. At least, not for long periods. This summer was amazing, but..." She shrugged helplessly. "It's not a long trip by skyship, so I could probably do weekends." Assuming that she had some way to be reached in an emergency. But wasn't that what she had a council for? Among other things, of course. "But you know you're welcome here any time. All the time, really. Whenever you want."
Cause all the walls of dreaming, they were torn wide open
And finally it seemed that the spell was broken
And finally it seemed that the spell was broken
