// down by the river i was drawn by your grace, into tempest of oblivion and to the lover's place
i was stuck in a puddle, full of tears and unwise, dark doings now i know, that we've paid unlike //
i was stuck in a puddle, full of tears and unwise, dark doings now i know, that we've paid unlike //
A nod is given back to Finn at the mention of Halo, imagining that Tobi would have told him that she had accompanied the doctor on her trip to the Climb. Only instead of heading back that way when Tobi had, Sera had chosen to brave Halo one last time. And she had certainly been rewarded.
An easier smile is given toward Finn with the way he agrees on not being a fighter, a sort of kinship met with such a simple sentence that she has no qualms setting her books down, flipping to a page in her notebook, scribbling out a few notes of what he’d like. As for glass? Her gaze lifts toward him and she flashes him a wide smile. “It will need to have frames to help the structure, but aside from that it can be done.” Her attention flits back to the notebook, scribbling it down before another thought occurs to her and her pencil taps at the paper.
“I can make them one sided, too, where you can see out and no one can see in?” As she lets that information mull over, she sets the notebook down and fishes to the back page where her blueprints sit just within the cover. She glanced around the office space, figuring out where the expansion could go, and sketches out a rough outline on the blueprints that appear in their 3D form slowly but surely as she adds little details here and there to make it seem more like what Finn was imagining.
An easier smile is given toward Finn with the way he agrees on not being a fighter, a sort of kinship met with such a simple sentence that she has no qualms setting her books down, flipping to a page in her notebook, scribbling out a few notes of what he’d like. As for glass? Her gaze lifts toward him and she flashes him a wide smile. “It will need to have frames to help the structure, but aside from that it can be done.” Her attention flits back to the notebook, scribbling it down before another thought occurs to her and her pencil taps at the paper.
“I can make them one sided, too, where you can see out and no one can see in?” As she lets that information mull over, she sets the notebook down and fishes to the back page where her blueprints sit just within the cover. She glanced around the office space, figuring out where the expansion could go, and sketches out a rough outline on the blueprints that appear in their 3D form slowly but surely as she adds little details here and there to make it seem more like what Finn was imagining.
Seraphina
