the barriers in your mind [open]

Asavvi Kouris I'll use you as a warning sign {lol you're right, they totally do! obvs it's meant to be} Asavvi almost didn’t hear the shout. The pressure in her head had turned to a ringing that made her want to vomit or lie down, but it hurt too much to decide on either. Still, there was a voice  saying something about signs and guts and there was a part of Asavvi that wanted to tell whoever it was to shut up because noise. She looked up, eyes a little unfocused as her brain caught up and registered that ‘Oh, a person. I was looking for one of those.’ She forced herself to her feet, swaying through the sudden rush of dizziness. The headache had spread, leeching down into her whole body a mixture of fatigue and violent energy. Don’t sit there, the girl had said, and Asavvi’s mind grasped on that because that much should have been obvious. Move! urged her rather delayed sense of self preservation and she finally began to obey. Every step she took was a little unsteady but it seemed that as she moved away from the edge of the barren stretch her head felt a little clearer. She stopped when she neared the stranger, trying to hold herself like she wasn’t about to fall over. “Sorry,” She started, still struggling to orient herself. She glanced back toward where she had been sitting and then at the girl before starting again “I’m not sure what’s—Sorry, my head’s a little--“ she lifted a hand to weakly gesture at her head like that could offer some sort of reasonable explanation for why sentences didn’t seem to be coming to her. “I’m sorry, I not sure… where I am.” There, that seemed to be the root of the trouble at least. Edrei