Koa seemed perfectly comfortable, and Noe couldn't help but grin in response to his lopsided smile as she joined him at the table. The little wine spider toddled over towards her, and she watched it with some amusement as it stumbled this way and that. So focused on the spider was she that she didn't notice Koa was reaching for her until he poked her in the ribs, right where she'd always had a ticklish spot. She gave a soft shriek as she flexed away from his finger, then giggled at the reproachful look she received from the bartender.
"Extra arms aside," she said wryly, "What would you actually do as a spider? Eat other creepy-crawlies and, what, sleep?" She shook her head, tossing long black hair over her shoulder. "No, thank you. Being human is way more fun."
As for what she was doing, her face fell into a pout. "You've been away for ages," she complained. "I had to come see whether you were still alive." She sighed dramatically, collapsing on the table to peer sideways at her brother. "I'm bored. When are you coming home?"
"Extra arms aside," she said wryly, "What would you actually do as a spider? Eat other creepy-crawlies and, what, sleep?" She shook her head, tossing long black hair over her shoulder. "No, thank you. Being human is way more fun."
As for what she was doing, her face fell into a pout. "You've been away for ages," she complained. "I had to come see whether you were still alive." She sighed dramatically, collapsing on the table to peer sideways at her brother. "I'm bored. When are you coming home?"
Was feeling so weak but baby I'm strong
Little did I know I'm a champion
Little did I know I'm a champion
Noe
