She's a mess of gorgeous chaos,
Knell smiles wide at the revelation. "Oh! Does that mean you have shifts too?" Maybe they could compare shapes or explore together! Just the idea makes her tail sway, eyes brighter with the gleam of adventure.
The only people she's been shifted with are Ancients, and since they don't have the Attuned bond, Knell doesn't know the specifics of the ability. Whether it's age or size or affinity, she hasn't the faintest idea. Maybe that's another thing she'll read about when she gets home. For now, she works under the assumption that the grasshopper must not have liked whatever Fern had said, imagining why he might have hopped away. "Or maybe he thought you like eating acorns?" Not just because grasshoppers hop.
Between geyser spirts, Knell scrambles onto her elbow to look directly at Fern, moving so fast that the skin scrapes the stones. "Wow! A doctor?! You must know so much!" She looks a little older, so she must have a lot more experience to have become a doctor. Knell has a hard time imagining all the books she must have read. Maybe she's read all of them!
The following question carves at the distance between her brows, unsure what a 'primal physician' is or why she might need one. "But I'm not sick," she says, head tilting so that her already damp hair drips into the water.
The only people she's been shifted with are Ancients, and since they don't have the Attuned bond, Knell doesn't know the specifics of the ability. Whether it's age or size or affinity, she hasn't the faintest idea. Maybe that's another thing she'll read about when she gets home. For now, she works under the assumption that the grasshopper must not have liked whatever Fern had said, imagining why he might have hopped away. "Or maybe he thought you like eating acorns?" Not just because grasshoppers hop.
Between geyser spirts, Knell scrambles onto her elbow to look directly at Fern, moving so fast that the skin scrapes the stones. "Wow! A doctor?! You must know so much!" She looks a little older, so she must have a lot more experience to have become a doctor. Knell has a hard time imagining all the books she must have read. Maybe she's read all of them!
The following question carves at the distance between her brows, unsure what a 'primal physician' is or why she might need one. "But I'm not sick," she says, head tilting so that her already damp hair drips into the water.
And you can see it in her eyes.
Knell
