Guileless Son, I'll shape your belief
And you'll always know that your father's a thief
And you'll always know that your father's a thief
Cat laughed softly at Flora’s comment, but shook her head with a playful smirk. “Maybe... but sometimes the smallest creatures deserve a chance to grow, you know? They’ve got their place in the stream too – and it’s only fair they get to live a little before ending up in someone’s stew.” .
"The tough parts are sometimes the parts that make it the most rewarding." Cat smiled at Flora's understanding.
Almost immediately, Cat felt another tug on her line, this one stronger, more urgent. Her grip tightened, and with a determined grin, she began to reel it in, muscles tensing with effort. The water splashed wildly as she pulled up a much larger fish, its scales glinting in the light. “Now, this one… this one would definitely be worth cooking up!” she laughed, holding it up proudly.
As she secured the catch, she turned her attention back to Flora, eyes bright with excitement. “And speaking of living a little,” she continued, “I'd love to visit! I’ve always wondered what it would be like to wake up somewhere warm, where your breath doesn’t turn to ice the moment you step outside."
The idea of exploring Torchline, with its vibrant streets and glimmering coastline, seemed to set her spirit alight. "Your home sounds so full of life… so different from Halo’s quiet cold. It would be incredible to see it for myself."
Cat’s expression softened with genuine enthusiasm. “Maybe one day soon, I’ll find the courage to start exploring more of Caido. And I can't think of a better place to start than with your invitation." She grinned at Flora, clearly captivated by the thought of a new adventure.
"The tough parts are sometimes the parts that make it the most rewarding." Cat smiled at Flora's understanding.
Almost immediately, Cat felt another tug on her line, this one stronger, more urgent. Her grip tightened, and with a determined grin, she began to reel it in, muscles tensing with effort. The water splashed wildly as she pulled up a much larger fish, its scales glinting in the light. “Now, this one… this one would definitely be worth cooking up!” she laughed, holding it up proudly.
As she secured the catch, she turned her attention back to Flora, eyes bright with excitement. “And speaking of living a little,” she continued, “I'd love to visit! I’ve always wondered what it would be like to wake up somewhere warm, where your breath doesn’t turn to ice the moment you step outside."
The idea of exploring Torchline, with its vibrant streets and glimmering coastline, seemed to set her spirit alight. "Your home sounds so full of life… so different from Halo’s quiet cold. It would be incredible to see it for myself."
Cat’s expression softened with genuine enthusiasm. “Maybe one day soon, I’ll find the courage to start exploring more of Caido. And I can't think of a better place to start than with your invitation." She grinned at Flora, clearly captivated by the thought of a new adventure.
Catalina
And you won't understand the cause of your grief
But you'll always follow the voices beneath
But you'll always follow the voices beneath
