flora
"Exactly. It could also fluctuate with the seasons." Admittedly that sounds far more like a Frey request than a Safrin one, either their patron goddess could figure out a way to make it work or she couldn't blame her region for for having to go to another god. (Except she could, and absolutely would). "Oh gods, that sounds incredible. We could have a stash of fountain water nearby too if folks need to quick sober up."
Following Melita in, Flora watches the Honeybee scoop at the surface of the water where points of starlight softly flicker. 'Yeah....." Wincing, the queen rubs at one of her arms, wrinkling her nose toward the starry sky overhead and thus missing the majority of Melita's expressions. "Oh, well...that's good, then." Things would probably have been a bit more awkward if the Honeybee had copped to intentionally trying to force the pair together again.
Letting her eyes fall back down, Flora raises her brows. For all the times she'd brought up Jack to the Honeybee, Mel had never really done much other than wrinkle her nose such that her friend's question caught her a touch off-guard. "I mean...yeah?" Feeling her cheeks heat, Flora tugs at an errant golden curl before shrugging. "..for one, Koa and I have...a history. We were working to get over it, but it was still a thing between us. He also was sort of seeing someone else too, so that made things weird for a while, and then he disappeared and came back, and.." Rambling, the queen bites back the flood of words with a soft sigh.
"He wasn't going to move to Torchline, and I certainly didn't want to move here and being apart all the time made things...hard." Not hard in the usual sense, but hard in the Jack was always there when Koa wasn't, sense. "And Jack and I have been through a lot together."
Oh and he's a telepath, Flora thought, but obviously couldn't say.
Following Melita in, Flora watches the Honeybee scoop at the surface of the water where points of starlight softly flicker. 'Yeah....." Wincing, the queen rubs at one of her arms, wrinkling her nose toward the starry sky overhead and thus missing the majority of Melita's expressions. "Oh, well...that's good, then." Things would probably have been a bit more awkward if the Honeybee had copped to intentionally trying to force the pair together again.
Letting her eyes fall back down, Flora raises her brows. For all the times she'd brought up Jack to the Honeybee, Mel had never really done much other than wrinkle her nose such that her friend's question caught her a touch off-guard. "I mean...yeah?" Feeling her cheeks heat, Flora tugs at an errant golden curl before shrugging. "..for one, Koa and I have...a history. We were working to get over it, but it was still a thing between us. He also was sort of seeing someone else too, so that made things weird for a while, and then he disappeared and came back, and.." Rambling, the queen bites back the flood of words with a soft sigh.
"He wasn't going to move to Torchline, and I certainly didn't want to move here and being apart all the time made things...hard." Not hard in the usual sense, but hard in the Jack was always there when Koa wasn't, sense. "And Jack and I have been through a lot together."
Oh and he's a telepath, Flora thought, but obviously couldn't say.
I can't stop you putting roots in my dreamland
