regions of moonlight and chaos
Pleased that her offering had been decent enough, and unaware just how much she’d be sending others into turmoil in a matter of hours, the Honeybee listened intently, eyes fixed upon rags and kneeling alongside. She watched the grids, the noughts and crosses, familiar with the game, and followed through on making an O in the bottom left corner.
The information made her eyes narrow, lifting her head to survey Starfall, and then the general vicinity. “Should we not be taking it seriously?” Or maybe that wasn’t Ludo’s discretion, and it didn’t care. Pondering over the duty, her head tilted. “I wanted to blow it up,” she said with a casual shrug, as if that was a normal train of thought. “So should I be making people…happy? Amused? Distracted?”
The information made her eyes narrow, lifting her head to survey Starfall, and then the general vicinity. “Should we not be taking it seriously?” Or maybe that wasn’t Ludo’s discretion, and it didn’t care. Pondering over the duty, her head tilted. “I wanted to blow it up,” she said with a casual shrug, as if that was a normal train of thought. “So should I be making people…happy? Amused? Distracted?”
the honeybee
