REXANNA
they say the loveliest angels
make the cruelest demons
“That is horrible… I’m sorry.” She tells him, not knowing if he’s ever been subjected to it — but the idea was barbaric in and of itself. Though it wasn’t like her ex husband had done anything better to his own people. A thing she regretted immensely upon arriving into Caido. But he mentions that perhaps they should have used her as an option, and had she had a nose in this form to wrinkle, she would have.
“I thought I would make a good one, never got that far.” She explains, a small hint of amusement rolling toward him before it dies off. “My ex-husband sacked my city before I had a chance to rule it.” She says in a way that would feel like her shrugging her shoulders. She doesn’t have any regrets, not anymore. But she would have done things differently if she had been able to do it over. “But my experience with court is how Zariah got me involved with hers. I never told her I was a queen.”
“I thought I would make a good one, never got that far.” She explains, a small hint of amusement rolling toward him before it dies off. “My ex-husband sacked my city before I had a chance to rule it.” She says in a way that would feel like her shrugging her shoulders. She doesn’t have any regrets, not anymore. But she would have done things differently if she had been able to do it over. “But my experience with court is how Zariah got me involved with hers. I never told her I was a queen.”
your fall was not
an accident
you were chosen
for the damned
