It'd been a week or so since Aisha had first arrived in Caido. Arrived being a tame word for it; kidnapped, stolen, unwillingly dragged, were terms she preferred. She'd spent days growing accustomed to Oliver's manor, staying around him and questioning him when given the chance. Little things, query's into himself and things that had nothing to do with him. The golden crown soaked up information like nectar from a flower. Sweet, candied knowledge to keep her buzzing. To keep her mind off of all that she'd lost.
It'd taken her said week, but she'd found herself in a kind of routine, a comfort and foundation for her new life. The manor wasn't a home like her real home could ever be, but it was safe. Safety unfortunately, had a way of growing dull, and not only was Aisha trying to avoid the mundane in order to keep her thoughts from wandering, but she simply hated it. She was a thrill seeker, bon vivant, monotony was for the weak.
Sunlight traced blonde curls, tied up ineffectively by a golden ribbon. A trinket she wouldn't dare to part with, if not in her hair it would be close on her person at all times. Today she'd finally felt safe enough at the manor to leave it and place herself somewhere new, somewhere unexplored that could offer more distraction and more excitement. She went further and further into the settlement, along cobbled streets she'd yet to walk, large hazel eyes observing everything with piqued interest.
It'd taken her said week, but she'd found herself in a kind of routine, a comfort and foundation for her new life. The manor wasn't a home like her real home could ever be, but it was safe. Safety unfortunately, had a way of growing dull, and not only was Aisha trying to avoid the mundane in order to keep her thoughts from wandering, but she simply hated it. She was a thrill seeker, bon vivant, monotony was for the weak.
Sunlight traced blonde curls, tied up ineffectively by a golden ribbon. A trinket she wouldn't dare to part with, if not in her hair it would be close on her person at all times. Today she'd finally felt safe enough at the manor to leave it and place herself somewhere new, somewhere unexplored that could offer more distraction and more excitement. She went further and further into the settlement, along cobbled streets she'd yet to walk, large hazel eyes observing everything with piqued interest.
AISHA
