Elizabeth
Take a step back, evaluate what is important, and enjoy life.
Ignoring a particularly insistent shopkeeper selling what looked like... bugs?, Elizabeth made sure to stick close to Noe. The woman certainly seemed to know her way through the streets, and it was almost a struggle to keep up. Luckily, the conversation was a great motivator as she thought on the events of the past few weeks. "Yeah. I saw the aftermath of the second battle. With the giant purple titan leaning against the wall, it was quite a sight to behold." She quickly adjust her magic to guide the packages around a group of children that had decided to run through the crowded street. "There wasn't a broadcast about that one. I think it's because it ended so quickly, but people were still pretty shaken up about it."
Noe's praise for Stormbreak was obviously biased, but it still made Elizabeth smile. "I've heard mostly good things about the city, although I hadn't been able to journey here until more recently." She'd been too young to really know what it meant to be excluded from the city for her magic, until her parents had to leave her for a business trip to the area. Then she'd felt somewhat hurt. It wasn't like she'd asked for magic, but then again, she wouldn't trade it for anything. However, when the city final opened to her kind, Elizabeth hadn't felt the need to flock to the floating island. She came for therapy sessions, but that was about it.
Tilting her head, she studied her new companion more closely. "Well, Noe, other than shopping and vendors, what do you usually do for fun around here?"
Noe's praise for Stormbreak was obviously biased, but it still made Elizabeth smile. "I've heard mostly good things about the city, although I hadn't been able to journey here until more recently." She'd been too young to really know what it meant to be excluded from the city for her magic, until her parents had to leave her for a business trip to the area. Then she'd felt somewhat hurt. It wasn't like she'd asked for magic, but then again, she wouldn't trade it for anything. However, when the city final opened to her kind, Elizabeth hadn't felt the need to flock to the floating island. She came for therapy sessions, but that was about it.
Tilting her head, she studied her new companion more closely. "Well, Noe, other than shopping and vendors, what do you usually do for fun around here?"
