Just another product of today

Edy I'm not totally useless. I can be used as a bad example Edy's eyes narrowed, waffling between amusement and annoyance. Nah? Had she really run across yet another stick in the mud?  What, was he going to start lecturing her on how dry the leaves were and how with one false move she could probably set this entire field on fire? Actually she probably did look that careless, and not that she wasn't, but it wasn't for him to say. It wasn't— —It's hot. Oh ho ho. Grinning broadly back at him and revealing a row of dazzlingly white teeth, Edy tipped her head back and laughed. The mention of her having a boyfriend was slightly overshadowed by his super-hero pose, and Edy found herself not so subtly biting the outside of her lip as she let her eyes dip down for a moment before snapping back up. "Boy friend huh? Whose got the time?" Running her tongue along her teeth Edy continued to hold the orb of fire in a way that hopefully looked badass. There weren't many mirrors around to practice her poses with, after all. "Been too busy fighting monsters for a boyfriend." This of course wasn't true. When her group had been attacked by the spire demon Edy had merely set up ring-side to offer some commentary. The most she'd done was become a bartender, day-drink, and join Ronin's bounty-hunter club. Or guild. Whatever. But muscles didn't need to know that.