Elizabeth
Happiness is when
what you think,
what you say,
what you think,
what you say,
Elizabeth didn't know how well she liked his words. 'The last war.' As if this chaos was anything like the organized conflict of war. It was hard to call it such when they didn't know who their enemies were and armies weren't nearly as effective. How were they even supposed to tell when it started or ended? Whatever the case or what they decided to call this (insert flailing hands), she kept her mouth shut, simply nodding her head and saying, "Of course. I'm always here if you need to talk." It may have sounded like an offer of her services, but the warmth of her gaze was more the offer of a friend than a therapist.
Sah's reflection had Elizabeth thinking about her own progression since Starfall. Her parents had decided to retire in Torchline, and she'd finally decided to strike out on her own, opening her business and tackling the unforgiving habitat of Halo. It wasn't obvious, but she'd grown a lot since moving. She'd met plenty of people (a few just like herself) and faced dangers like nothing she'd seen before, showing her what it means to live. Sah may be right about the world getting worse, but they were getting stronger with it. Smiling, she said as much. "We'll be ready. There's no way we won't be. We've come too far."
Sah's reflection had Elizabeth thinking about her own progression since Starfall. Her parents had decided to retire in Torchline, and she'd finally decided to strike out on her own, opening her business and tackling the unforgiving habitat of Halo. It wasn't obvious, but she'd grown a lot since moving. She'd met plenty of people (a few just like herself) and faced dangers like nothing she'd seen before, showing her what it means to live. Sah may be right about the world getting worse, but they were getting stronger with it. Smiling, she said as much. "We'll be ready. There's no way we won't be. We've come too far."
and what you do
are in harmony.
are in harmony.
