KIADA
For a moment, she’s confused, certain she’s told him who Ru’in was. And she withdraws slightly at the idea of explaining it, looking out into the flame as if she wants to stick her hand within it to feel what she had in the Rift, to feel the more physical side of the pain she had opposed to dealing with the loss of him the first time. Here, here she had no means of doing that, and so she remains silent for a moment – staring out into the flame until her blackened, shattered gaze turns to Jigano again.
“Ru’in was my other half.” She says softly. “We were children in Helovia together, and I loved him. And Kaos killed him before I went to the Rift.” She tilts her head to him consideringly. Wondering if that’s where he’ll think he was lost, wondering if he’ll imagine that is why Ludo could not find him. But instead, she continues, charging on quietly. “And when I came here, he was here too. But when I left the Rathskeller to get Auni, he came there and nobody let him in.” There’s a strange strength to her voice, where before it may have wavered.
She holds her hand out in front of her, watching it tremble as such, showing the fox along her ring finger. “He left a note on the doorstep, and he asked me to marry him with this charm. Deimos made it into a ring for me. And I went to Ludo to see if I could speak to him, to tell him yes.” She’s surprisingly calm as she says it, but she tilts her head as she looks to Jigano and withdraws her hand back into her lap. “But even Mort knows not where he is.”
“Ru’in was my other half.” She says softly. “We were children in Helovia together, and I loved him. And Kaos killed him before I went to the Rift.” She tilts her head to him consideringly. Wondering if that’s where he’ll think he was lost, wondering if he’ll imagine that is why Ludo could not find him. But instead, she continues, charging on quietly. “And when I came here, he was here too. But when I left the Rathskeller to get Auni, he came there and nobody let him in.” There’s a strange strength to her voice, where before it may have wavered.
She holds her hand out in front of her, watching it tremble as such, showing the fox along her ring finger. “He left a note on the doorstep, and he asked me to marry him with this charm. Deimos made it into a ring for me. And I went to Ludo to see if I could speak to him, to tell him yes.” She’s surprisingly calm as she says it, but she tilts her head as she looks to Jigano and withdraws her hand back into her lap. “But even Mort knows not where he is.”
No permission needed for power play!
Feel free to use magic/force on Kiada, without killing her <3
