Stinks like a new world (Edrei)

edy Glancing towards Kal, Edy pursed her lips and ran a tongue along her teeth for a moment as she considered. “My back huh? “ The teenager repeated, if anything mildly surprised by just how bold her companion suddenly was. Surprised, but not disappointed by any means. “Seems a bit vanilla, no? “ Stretching her arms, the Launceleyn girl allowed her back to arch and lean back, displaying just how flexible she was. Her back? Come on. She could do so much more than just lay there. A shadow huh? Ohhhh Kal would learn fast not to try and dare Edy into action. ”Can a shadow do this?” She asked, and then with a quick athletic burst of speed, Edy would try and nimbly throw herself at him with the intention of pressing her lips against the side of his face. Whether or not she was successful, she’d tilt her head back and cackle with mirth just the same. Exotic? Well that went farther than just the colour of her skin. Edy was a bull and her family a china shop; delicate and white versus a rampaging force of nature. Licking her teeth, Edy winked suggestively at her mostly-cloaked counterpart and laughed youthfully. “Exotic huh? “ She purred with a wink. “Oh you have no idea.” The mention of him having been in the army and fighting back in Northwind made the shit-eating smirk fall of Edy’s face and instead was replaced with something a good deal more respectful. Edy wasn’t much younger than Kal objectively, but because of how the Launceleyn’s were quite literally born and bred, Edy had all but been kept in captivity for most of her life. That Kal had the opportunity to actually fight for something meaningful was something the teenager had not yet ever experienced. “Well. Looks like you’re more than just a pretty face. I think anyways, hard to say.” She chuckled, gesturing at his hood and mask. Nope. She hadn’t heard of the Rickshires, but then again Edy always had been a bit shit when it came to recalling who the Launceleyn’s cared about and who they didn’t. Instead she merely picked up on the latter part of what he’d said. Her grin widened revealing her brilliantly white smirk again. “Curb my appetite? I doubt you could even come close.”