Who am I, that the morning star would light the way for my wandering heart?
For all the reassurances, the woman didn't look fine, and Seren kept hovering anxiously. The last thing she wanted was for this game to leave a bad aftertaste. She did make a mental note to stop unleashing her magic upon others so randomly; no one had ever minded before, and so she'd never realized it might be taken this way. "I do, yes," she admitted, and thought of all the times she made herself lighter or heavier, for some purpose or merely because she enjoyed it. "It's a trick I've been able to do all my life; it's second nature to me. Like breathing."
Biting her tongue, Seren hunched down before Lena, and gazed up at her with worried blue eyes. "Would you... If you want to, I can do it again, and you can move around on your own? It's not dangerous; it's only shifting gravity around you. To make you lighter, as if you were under water. Or heavier... though that one is not as much fun." Holding out a hand as if the suggestion was a gift that could be picked up, the offer was for Lena to take or reject. "You would be in complete control, and as soon as you say stop, I will drop the spell."
Biting her tongue, Seren hunched down before Lena, and gazed up at her with worried blue eyes. "Would you... If you want to, I can do it again, and you can move around on your own? It's not dangerous; it's only shifting gravity around you. To make you lighter, as if you were under water. Or heavier... though that one is not as much fun." Holding out a hand as if the suggestion was a gift that could be picked up, the offer was for Lena to take or reject. "You would be in complete control, and as soon as you say stop, I will drop the spell."
Seren
