I am not a product of my circumstances.
Elizabeth widened her eyes at the implication, not offended, just surprised. She didn't think anything she'd said had been in line with the Void agenda, but she supposed one couldn't be too careful during these times. Shrugging her shoulders in acceptance, she said, "Understandable. Have you found many Void-touched?" It made her wonder if the goggles even worked or if it was a comfort thing.
Her spine crawled at the term 'god egg' and she gave a grimaced smile. If it was true, they could be in big trouble. Although that depended on the motive of whatever grew inside. Laughing uncomfortable at the thought, she paused her pacing. "I guess that's something we could call it. Although maybe 'chrysalis' would be a better description with its unique shape and texture." Even thinking about the shadowed figure shifting inside made it feel like the temperature had dropped. It made her all the more eager to return to the burning fireplace within her home.
She accepted Tal's introduction with a smile and began to leave the shrine, letting him follow behind. "Similar line of work. I'm a therapist. I deal in mental, physical, and electrical therapies to help people heal and optimize the lives they've been given." It was the simplest way to describe her efforts to aid others in being happy in their own skin and mind. Elizabeth just hoped the word 'therapist' didn't scare him off like some people.
Looking to the Accepted, she returned the question. "What do you do for work?" By this point, she was leading him down the street towards her place. The walk was cold, but the streets were empty and the distance short. They should be next to the cozy fire within a few minutes.
Her spine crawled at the term 'god egg' and she gave a grimaced smile. If it was true, they could be in big trouble. Although that depended on the motive of whatever grew inside. Laughing uncomfortable at the thought, she paused her pacing. "I guess that's something we could call it. Although maybe 'chrysalis' would be a better description with its unique shape and texture." Even thinking about the shadowed figure shifting inside made it feel like the temperature had dropped. It made her all the more eager to return to the burning fireplace within her home.
She accepted Tal's introduction with a smile and began to leave the shrine, letting him follow behind. "Similar line of work. I'm a therapist. I deal in mental, physical, and electrical therapies to help people heal and optimize the lives they've been given." It was the simplest way to describe her efforts to aid others in being happy in their own skin and mind. Elizabeth just hoped the word 'therapist' didn't scare him off like some people.
Looking to the Accepted, she returned the question. "What do you do for work?" By this point, she was leading him down the street towards her place. The walk was cold, but the streets were empty and the distance short. They should be next to the cozy fire within a few minutes.
Elizabeth
I am a product of my decisions.
