Let's make tonight the weekend, I don't wanna wait
”Eeeeeeh, demons are usually sticking to people rather than places,” Kaisel says with the deep seriousness of someone who knows their supernatural shit. ”But, I used demon as a catch-all term there. My guess is, unless you tried to summon something, or your family traded your soul at some point for a nice deal, you’re not being plagued by anything other than low level shit that the cat can handle.” Although it would not surprise him to learn Niki had tried to contact something, or even befriended it.
A chuckle answers well before Kaisel’s head nods in agreement. ”Yes, well, nature’s glitter is worth putting up with for everything else Torchline has to offer.” The girl of his dreams could live in a sulphur pit and he’d still put up with it, just maybe question why. ”Wouldn’t hurt, but yeah the roads here and at the Grounds are sure to be kinder than in the Greatwood.” That, at least, can safely be said and agreed on.
Kasisel almost cuts off his explanation with another laugh at Niki’s quick quip. Instead a deep smirk twitches around his words, a flash of humor streaking by in his eyes as he finishes offering the crystal ball to the non-psychic. ”Of course, you’re a good friend to her,” he confirms easily, knowing that Flora would not have sent him in her stead to apologize for her absence to Niki otherwise, much less have made him a room at her house. Flora is considerate to most everyone, but she only extends her true friendship to those who both deserve and earn it, and while her home has many guest rooms, it only has a few designated rooms.
Busying himself with pouring his tea and nibbling at his muffin, Kaisel pointedly turns away and looks elsewhere as Niki holds the Everkeep and lets his chosen memory unfurl. He might have offered to leave the booth altogether and leave the necromancer a full opportunity for privacy, but Niki doesn’t seem inclined to need it. Glancing back as the orb is extended towards him in return, Kaisel repositions himself and tucks the device back in his backpack. ”I don’t think happy moments need to be grand,” Kaisel reassures, sipping over the edge of his warm tea. ”What matters is how you feel, and sometimes the simpler the better.” He’s done this for Flora, but each encounter has revealed a bit more of her to him too, as different people have each considered how she has touched their lives in a good and memorable way. She is cherished, and he can only hope she’ll realize that in full.
A chuckle answers well before Kaisel’s head nods in agreement. ”Yes, well, nature’s glitter is worth putting up with for everything else Torchline has to offer.” The girl of his dreams could live in a sulphur pit and he’d still put up with it, just maybe question why. ”Wouldn’t hurt, but yeah the roads here and at the Grounds are sure to be kinder than in the Greatwood.” That, at least, can safely be said and agreed on.
Kasisel almost cuts off his explanation with another laugh at Niki’s quick quip. Instead a deep smirk twitches around his words, a flash of humor streaking by in his eyes as he finishes offering the crystal ball to the non-psychic. ”Of course, you’re a good friend to her,” he confirms easily, knowing that Flora would not have sent him in her stead to apologize for her absence to Niki otherwise, much less have made him a room at her house. Flora is considerate to most everyone, but she only extends her true friendship to those who both deserve and earn it, and while her home has many guest rooms, it only has a few designated rooms.
Busying himself with pouring his tea and nibbling at his muffin, Kaisel pointedly turns away and looks elsewhere as Niki holds the Everkeep and lets his chosen memory unfurl. He might have offered to leave the booth altogether and leave the necromancer a full opportunity for privacy, but Niki doesn’t seem inclined to need it. Glancing back as the orb is extended towards him in return, Kaisel repositions himself and tucks the device back in his backpack. ”I don’t think happy moments need to be grand,” Kaisel reassures, sipping over the edge of his warm tea. ”What matters is how you feel, and sometimes the simpler the better.” He’s done this for Flora, but each encounter has revealed a bit more of her to him too, as different people have each considered how she has touched their lives in a good and memorable way. She is cherished, and he can only hope she’ll realize that in full.
Kaisel
Got no reason not to celebrate
Wearing a watery blue, faded and stretched-out sparkling hair tie on his left wrist
