Lena
She laughed in regards, but had no clever comeback save for another kiss upon his cheek. Floating back to her flowers and blooms though, she plucked several for her collection, listening. The problem wasn’t about physically going, but the likely conclusion of her inquiries. She probably already knew the answer, and to be torn between becoming infected simply to save her animals – was a difficult proposition. “I’ll be okay,” she reassured. “I think I just need to face the inevitable.” Maybe she’d be stripped of her title – and then what would she be –
Ending that thought abruptly, her hands gently procured a few more portions, then smoothed out the soil, as if none had been snagged. The Oerwoud sounded like another heated topic, and she hadn’t meant to bring too many semantics into play – hiding a sigh behind her chest. “It doesn’t mean you have to do it all, nor Koa,” she grinned, glancing back at him from over her shoulder. “I had just wondered if there were any thoughts about it. Might be nice to share the burdens with so many others.”
Ending that thought abruptly, her hands gently procured a few more portions, then smoothed out the soil, as if none had been snagged. The Oerwoud sounded like another heated topic, and she hadn’t meant to bring too many semantics into play – hiding a sigh behind her chest. “It doesn’t mean you have to do it all, nor Koa,” she grinned, glancing back at him from over her shoulder. “I had just wondered if there were any thoughts about it. Might be nice to share the burdens with so many others.”
The universe listens to brave
