KIADA
your battleworn tongue doesn't say the truth anymore
that you are ruined
“Amalia said there was a tulmhainar in the Spire.” He begins and Kiada’s pale skin shivers, goosebumps raising with the understanding of it all. She hears him say that they went in after it, and for a moment she feels like the mother, wanting to chastise her children for going so recklessly into danger without at least consulting her first. What if they didn’t make it out? Did anyone else know they were gone? She has so many questions, but her lips remain tightly shut, a firm line of disapproval as he continues on.
Poison. Fire. Insects. Amalia telling him he must go summon Safrin. And while Safrin hasn’t appeared, she has healed his wounds. But that doesn’t mean he’s healthy. She watches his blue gaze slip toward the Shrine, listened to him as he gasped and slammed a fist into the earth. And then, when he tells her he has to go back and tries to get up, she gets in his way. “No.” She says, the most firm and commanding her voice had been to him yet. “No, you will not go back.” It hurts to say it, but Amalia is a smart woman.
She trusts the Leopardess to be able to make it out of there alive.
She opens her mouth to say something else when suddenly there’s movement – a thrash and trees that drift and sway with whatever is causing it. And when her gaze slips toward it, she notices it’s a unicorn and her stomach sinks when she views what’s attacking it. “Deimos.” She says, head not leaving the direction of the poor unicorn before she shifts into a vulture and tries to use her talons against the landshark.
Poison. Fire. Insects. Amalia telling him he must go summon Safrin. And while Safrin hasn’t appeared, she has healed his wounds. But that doesn’t mean he’s healthy. She watches his blue gaze slip toward the Shrine, listened to him as he gasped and slammed a fist into the earth. And then, when he tells her he has to go back and tries to get up, she gets in his way. “No.” She says, the most firm and commanding her voice had been to him yet. “No, you will not go back.” It hurts to say it, but Amalia is a smart woman.
She trusts the Leopardess to be able to make it out of there alive.
She opens her mouth to say something else when suddenly there’s movement – a thrash and trees that drift and sway with whatever is causing it. And when her gaze slips toward it, she notices it’s a unicorn and her stomach sinks when she views what’s attacking it. “Deimos.” She says, head not leaving the direction of the poor unicorn before she shifts into a vulture and tries to use her talons against the landshark.
and you wonder why he lets you
the butcher
touch him,
the sun
No permission needed for power play!
Feel free to use magic/force on Kiada, without killing her <3
