Naavi
"Yes. I'm pretty young, compared to some of us." She replied, with a shrug. "Your kind do not live long. It's honestly a shame." Her thoughts traveled to Keyes, and how he'd grown over the years, but was not yet considered an adult in their society. Her lips curved, as her thoughts briefly wandered to the boy's birthday during flowerbirth, she'd certainly have to make him something special.
"The gods should really stand united, but I don't think they do." She mused, feet dangling in the air. "But if they made me pick, I guess I'd pick Safrin, but I'd probably still pray to the others too."
"No one is used to fae," she lilted, though her gaze followed the woman's hands, as she displayed what she was taking the gods for her request. "Ooh. This should do nicely!" She exclaimed, with a smile, seemingly pleased.
Confident honey returned to the woman's voice, and she explained why she had stepped away. "Oh. Why?" She inquired, circling Aisha thoughtfully. "You humans value personal space too much." She explained, as she circled lazily.
The wink and smile were caught, and the fae-woman chuckled. "Oh yes. I welcome beautiful women to stick with me."
"The gods should really stand united, but I don't think they do." She mused, feet dangling in the air. "But if they made me pick, I guess I'd pick Safrin, but I'd probably still pray to the others too."
"No one is used to fae," she lilted, though her gaze followed the woman's hands, as she displayed what she was taking the gods for her request. "Ooh. This should do nicely!" She exclaimed, with a smile, seemingly pleased.
Confident honey returned to the woman's voice, and she explained why she had stepped away. "Oh. Why?" She inquired, circling Aisha thoughtfully. "You humans value personal space too much." She explained, as she circled lazily.
The wink and smile were caught, and the fae-woman chuckled. "Oh yes. I welcome beautiful women to stick with me."
Leave a sparkle, wherever you go.
