Things being as they were, Lilliane knew that she shouldn't idle about at the Grounds for too long. Of course she was glad that she had a place to stay there. But if she only remained in one place, she would likely get the same opinions and mindsets from the people she talked to. So for the sake of diversity, she decided to visit some other place today. And Kaiholo port was at least somewhat familiar to her, it being the place where she first landed in this world.
Now that she saw the port during daytime, the atmosphere was certainly different. But that didn't mean she could let her guard down. Not that she had anything worth stealing, but better be safe than sorry.
Strolling around the port, she came to a stop at a wooden railing with a good view on the sea. As she leaned onto the railing and looked out onto the ocean, she almost forgot that this was a different ocean in a different world. Even though her home sure wasn't as tropical as this place.
She sighed. She had said it so easily when talking to Cam. To make the best of what she had now instead of thinking about what could have been. But as usual, it was easier said than done. Too many things left behind, unfinished and never to return.
Now that she saw the port during daytime, the atmosphere was certainly different. But that didn't mean she could let her guard down. Not that she had anything worth stealing, but better be safe than sorry.
Strolling around the port, she came to a stop at a wooden railing with a good view on the sea. As she leaned onto the railing and looked out onto the ocean, she almost forgot that this was a different ocean in a different world. Even though her home sure wasn't as tropical as this place.
She sighed. She had said it so easily when talking to Cam. To make the best of what she had now instead of thinking about what could have been. But as usual, it was easier said than done. Too many things left behind, unfinished and never to return.
Lilliane
