Maea
And I hope that you don't suffer
But take the pain
But take the pain
Waving an apology to Boreal - being hit by the fire would have been a blessing in disguise, honestly - she offered a sharp toothed grin at Tal, rather enjoying being able to surprise him. Perhaps she should make her new shift a public announcement.. this was the second time someone had jumped out of their skin upon seeing her. That was two for two, which wasn't too shabby for someone who'd never been able to scare anyone.
"Good to see you too, Tal. What kind of quest?" Pinching the bangle between her fingers, she turned the star charm over and studied it curiously. Maea had opinions about Safrin, but she respected her friend's choices and kept her thoughts to herself.
Puffing up in a rather birdlike manner indeed as he brought up her new guise, she beamed proudly and nodded eagerly. "Yeah! I had this really vivid dream one night, that I was flying. When I woke up, I thought I was going mad because my room was huge and my mouth was gone and I was almost crushed by my own blankets. It took me half the morning just to figure out how to shift back." Despite the distress it had caused her, she couldn't help but laugh at the whole ordeal now. "I love it, honestly. Always wanted to fly, and now I can... It still hasn't sunk in properly."
If it was still a dream, she hoped she'd never wake up. It was just that good of a thing to happen - and out of the blue, no less.
"Good to see you too, Tal. What kind of quest?" Pinching the bangle between her fingers, she turned the star charm over and studied it curiously. Maea had opinions about Safrin, but she respected her friend's choices and kept her thoughts to herself.
Puffing up in a rather birdlike manner indeed as he brought up her new guise, she beamed proudly and nodded eagerly. "Yeah! I had this really vivid dream one night, that I was flying. When I woke up, I thought I was going mad because my room was huge and my mouth was gone and I was almost crushed by my own blankets. It took me half the morning just to figure out how to shift back." Despite the distress it had caused her, she couldn't help but laugh at the whole ordeal now. "I love it, honestly. Always wanted to fly, and now I can... It still hasn't sunk in properly."
If it was still a dream, she hoped she'd never wake up. It was just that good of a thing to happen - and out of the blue, no less.
Hope if everybody runs
You choose to stay
You choose to stay
