Sohalia
Tal might not think Alys fortunate, but seeing as Sohalia had known him for far longer than she'd known the seer, she would have to disagree. The Luminary could only wish for a relationship like theirs one day - not, of course, that she was jealous, exactly. She was truly happy for her friend. But sometimes she had to wonder if she'd ever find something like that. Or maybe, the way her life had gone, she was just destined to be alone.
She'd make her peace with that... eventually.
There was a noise behind them, and Soh glanced over her shoulder as though expecting to see another customer walk in. But there was nothing, and the hair raised on the back of her neck as she had the distinct feeling that they were being watched - and not by the workers. Even if there was nothing there, Soh was convinced that something was creeping about, and she found herself taking a small step closer to Tal.
"Do you think a tiara would be too on the nose?" she asked jokingly, trying and failing to shake off the premonition as she walked over to the displays with Tal. But there was an edge to her voice, and she was distracted as she perused the jewelry. "A bracelet might be nice. Something with some sparkle to it." It was how she'd always seen Flora, after all. Torchline's Queen was nothing if not a bright star in a sea of darkness. And maybe, just maybe, having something to remind her of that would help her through her recent resurrection.
She'd make her peace with that... eventually.
There was a noise behind them, and Soh glanced over her shoulder as though expecting to see another customer walk in. But there was nothing, and the hair raised on the back of her neck as she had the distinct feeling that they were being watched - and not by the workers. Even if there was nothing there, Soh was convinced that something was creeping about, and she found herself taking a small step closer to Tal.
"Do you think a tiara would be too on the nose?" she asked jokingly, trying and failing to shake off the premonition as she walked over to the displays with Tal. But there was an edge to her voice, and she was distracted as she perused the jewelry. "A bracelet might be nice. Something with some sparkle to it." It was how she'd always seen Flora, after all. Torchline's Queen was nothing if not a bright star in a sea of darkness. And maybe, just maybe, having something to remind her of that would help her through her recent resurrection.
these aching memories still dance around me
Minor powerplay allowed without permission.
Feel free to use force/magic on Sohalia.
Feel free to use force/magic on Sohalia.
