Thalassa
Said you won't forget my name
Her eyes drift closed as the cavern expands with a silent breath, heat permeating through her like being fused with liquid fire. She embraces the sensation, basking in the presence of her goddess. Reminded of her conversation with Charlie, she doesn't put on a farce or beg for Dygra to need her. Instead, she simply appreciates the chance to be here and hear the purring rumble of the disembodied voice.
Blinking open her eyes, Thal scans to cavern, the soft trickle of water, the smell of salt, the gentle glow of rubies. A small smile tugs at her lips, contentment overpowering the few negative experiences in the cave. "I do. It feels more natural." There aren't any stiff walls or peering eyes. The cave is intimate, its proximity to water feeling like a bridge between her two worlds, a place she can be genuine, unashamedly herself.
Her hand lifts from the jewels, looking affectionately at the blood like she can picture Dygra's face in it. She slowly clenches her fist, feeling the warmth as it squeezes through her fingers. "Thank you, Dygra. I look forward to seeing you again soon."
[FIN]
Blinking open her eyes, Thal scans to cavern, the soft trickle of water, the smell of salt, the gentle glow of rubies. A small smile tugs at her lips, contentment overpowering the few negative experiences in the cave. "I do. It feels more natural." There aren't any stiff walls or peering eyes. The cave is intimate, its proximity to water feeling like a bridge between her two worlds, a place she can be genuine, unashamedly herself.
Her hand lifts from the jewels, looking affectionately at the blood like she can picture Dygra's face in it. She slowly clenches her fist, feeling the warmth as it squeezes through her fingers. "Thank you, Dygra. I look forward to seeing you again soon."
[FIN]
not today, not tomorrow.
