To kiss in cars and downtown bars
Was all we needed
Was all we needed
The Skyport was chaos.
In the wake of the meteor crash, it seemed that everyone had the same idea that Soh had - or, at least, a similar enough idea to make it almost impossible to navigate the port. Some people, she was sure, were rushing to check on family or friends who had been less fortunate than the people of Stormbreak. Those, she marked by their tearstained cheeks and frantically-packed luggage. She understood their fear and pain - she, too, had loved ones scattered across Caido.
And ex-loved ones.
But she refused to dwell on Jude right now.
The girl scrubbed a hand over her face as she walked through the port, a duffel bag in her other hand. She was unusually disheveled, having thrown on the first clothes she'd found in her closet and pulled her hair into a messy bun atop her head, but the real hint that something was bothering her lay in the circles under her eyes. She hadn't been able to get a full night's sleep since that meteor had appeared as a second moon, and she doubted she'd be able to any time soon, either.
Her gaze caught on a squad of Dragoons, no doubt organizing to deploy to one of the harder-hit regions. She'd agonized about the decision to send them, worrying that not only would it leave Stormbreak defenseless, but that it would send the wrong message to the other regions. Hopefully, they would understand that Stormbreak only wanted to help.
One of the Dragoons was easily recognizable. "Koa," she called softly, seeking him out without really even knowing why. When he turned towards her, she gestured towards a nearby skyship. "Where are you headed?"
In the wake of the meteor crash, it seemed that everyone had the same idea that Soh had - or, at least, a similar enough idea to make it almost impossible to navigate the port. Some people, she was sure, were rushing to check on family or friends who had been less fortunate than the people of Stormbreak. Those, she marked by their tearstained cheeks and frantically-packed luggage. She understood their fear and pain - she, too, had loved ones scattered across Caido.
And ex-loved ones.
But she refused to dwell on Jude right now.
The girl scrubbed a hand over her face as she walked through the port, a duffel bag in her other hand. She was unusually disheveled, having thrown on the first clothes she'd found in her closet and pulled her hair into a messy bun atop her head, but the real hint that something was bothering her lay in the circles under her eyes. She hadn't been able to get a full night's sleep since that meteor had appeared as a second moon, and she doubted she'd be able to any time soon, either.
Her gaze caught on a squad of Dragoons, no doubt organizing to deploy to one of the harder-hit regions. She'd agonized about the decision to send them, worrying that not only would it leave Stormbreak defenseless, but that it would send the wrong message to the other regions. Hopefully, they would understand that Stormbreak only wanted to help.
One of the Dragoons was easily recognizable. "Koa," she called softly, seeking him out without really even knowing why. When he turned towards her, she gestured towards a nearby skyship. "Where are you headed?"
You drew stars around my scars
But now I'm bleedin'
But now I'm bleedin'
Sohalia
