Hey, starchild, are you listening?
There was always an inclination to wave goodbye at summons when they disappeared, more so with this one due to its human shape. Seren indulged in a slight wiggling of her fingers at Virgo, before the celestial maiden faded away.
Perhaps the training floor was not the best place for this talk. But as Seren leaned against her father's side and watched the spar unfold, she told herself that this was important too. A training of her mind, if you will. And she did look at the shield bearer in a new light. "I always thought shields were a bit boring," she admitted. "Because they are passive, and don't do much. But they are quite important, aren't they?"
Shifting her sword to the opposite hand, Seren absently tried to poke a finger into Ronin's side, to make him wriggle. "Speaking of knowledge... I talked to Mother the other day. She said there might be something interesting in Halo, if we wanted to go look for it. At the Sea of Glass. Are you interested?" Barely contained excitement glittered in her eyes as she glanced up at him. "It sounded like quite the adventure."
Perhaps the training floor was not the best place for this talk. But as Seren leaned against her father's side and watched the spar unfold, she told herself that this was important too. A training of her mind, if you will. And she did look at the shield bearer in a new light. "I always thought shields were a bit boring," she admitted. "Because they are passive, and don't do much. But they are quite important, aren't they?"
Shifting her sword to the opposite hand, Seren absently tried to poke a finger into Ronin's side, to make him wriggle. "Speaking of knowledge... I talked to Mother the other day. She said there might be something interesting in Halo, if we wanted to go look for it. At the Sea of Glass. Are you interested?" Barely contained excitement glittered in her eyes as she glanced up at him. "It sounded like quite the adventure."
Seren
