HARPER
"Well if you ever need a partner in crime to help catch him in the act..." Harper trails off with a cheery grin, gesturing at himself dramatically with both hands and striking a pose. He has no idea that the man she is so thoroughly investigating is Sunjata, but that information would only encourage him if he knew. The man needs a little more cheer in his life, and Harper is nothing if not a walking can of laughing gas.
Her explanation makes more than enough sense to Harper as a modern-century man. "It's like you can reverse your gravitation, at least temporarily. Or perhaps your density? Either way that's incredible," he nearly gushes, happy to compliment her talents and magic the same way she'd cooed over his plumage. As she continues to float, he experimentally pushed at her hip as if to send her floating on a river away from him, wondering if she would ride the momentum eternally like a ball thrown in space.
"No, only the one now, and not for very long. Safrin Attuned me just this season. I was an acrobat as a child, it wasn't a surprise to me to end up with wings." A nostalgic smile curls on his lips, sadness pulling at his blue eyes. A shame he hadn't ended up the bird his mother had nicknamed him for, but he thinks she'd be happy all the same to see him fly.
Her explanation makes more than enough sense to Harper as a modern-century man. "It's like you can reverse your gravitation, at least temporarily. Or perhaps your density? Either way that's incredible," he nearly gushes, happy to compliment her talents and magic the same way she'd cooed over his plumage. As she continues to float, he experimentally pushed at her hip as if to send her floating on a river away from him, wondering if she would ride the momentum eternally like a ball thrown in space.
"No, only the one now, and not for very long. Safrin Attuned me just this season. I was an acrobat as a child, it wasn't a surprise to me to end up with wings." A nostalgic smile curls on his lips, sadness pulling at his blue eyes. A shame he hadn't ended up the bird his mother had nicknamed him for, but he thinks she'd be happy all the same to see him fly.
in the night you come to me because I'm the one who knows who you are
