The shift, when it came, was a welcome one. The fall of Stormbreak was so heavy that Soh's nonexistent love life was almost a relief to discuss in comparison. The city was going to collapse, and there was nothing she could do about that - but she still had some semblance of control over her choices, and Koa? Well, Koa was currently a choice.
And because it was Flora, and gods knew that they'd spent their fair share of time talking about the Dragoon (former Dragoon?), Soh tilted her head back and made a noise somewhere between a groan and a laugh. "Gods, I don't know," she admitted. "I thought we were. He ghosted me, after your party, so I thought that was it, you know? But then he just appeared in Stormbreak, saying he wanted to be here for me through all this with Stormbreak. He offered to leave... but that's not what I want. Even if nothing romantic happens, I just... I just wish we could be... normal, I guess?"
She shrugged, as though waving it all off. "But like... I don't know where we stand. One minute he's been gone for seasons, and the next he's promising to talk, and the next he's asking me to shower with him?? And, honestly, I just... I don't even know anymore. So much has happened - on both sides - that it just sort of feels like that ship has sailed." Silver eyes turned to Flora, wistful and bemused in equal measure. "But then, I've spent so long hoping, and I guess a part of me still wants to see what we could be, if we had the chance."
And because it was Flora, and gods knew that they'd spent their fair share of time talking about the Dragoon (former Dragoon?), Soh tilted her head back and made a noise somewhere between a groan and a laugh. "Gods, I don't know," she admitted. "I thought we were. He ghosted me, after your party, so I thought that was it, you know? But then he just appeared in Stormbreak, saying he wanted to be here for me through all this with Stormbreak. He offered to leave... but that's not what I want. Even if nothing romantic happens, I just... I just wish we could be... normal, I guess?"
She shrugged, as though waving it all off. "But like... I don't know where we stand. One minute he's been gone for seasons, and the next he's promising to talk, and the next he's asking me to shower with him?? And, honestly, I just... I don't even know anymore. So much has happened - on both sides - that it just sort of feels like that ship has sailed." Silver eyes turned to Flora, wistful and bemused in equal measure. "But then, I've spent so long hoping, and I guess a part of me still wants to see what we could be, if we had the chance."
When memories fade we've got each other
When time and confusion collide
When time and confusion collide
Sohalia
Minor powerplay allowed without permission.
Feel free to use force/magic on Sohalia.
Feel free to use force/magic on Sohalia.
