REXANNA
It seems everyone has a lot on their minds, Rexanna especially has gone so deep in her own that she doesn’t notice Jigano sitting in a pew up ahead, not even with her newly enhanced sight. She continues her slow trudge until he speaks and she notices him, eyes lifting and sapphire in the dark filtered light. “Jigano.” She acknowledges with a smile, but unlike the one she wore at the meeting, this one was warm and full of her old charm — even if she wasn’t as radiant. She moves a bit faster to get closer to him before she sits in a pew as well and regards him. “I’m actually far better than I have been in months.” She acknowledges with a small smile, nothing to reveal her newfound secret just yet.
But she notices that perhaps it might seem a bit off, considering the last time they had seen one another. “A lot has changed since that meeting, I can at least say I don’t work for Zariah any longer.” She admits, recalling the back and forth between Bard and Queen. Her head tilts toward Jigano with a soft smile playing at her lips, the rest of her angling with it with a curious gleam to her eye. “Congratulations by the way?” She adds, suddenly wondering if he would think that Edrei becoming Queen is what stopped her from working for Zariah. Ah, but the tale would continue and deepen, and she keeps her smiles small to keep from giving out too much information right away.
Though part of her guesses he might already know, asking if she’s okay — she does think without the glamour she appears a bit more tired, but Rexanna is certain he might see something is up with the brand sported on her collarbone and it’s reappearance. That and she hasn’t struck up a sparkler to give her light to see — she finds she can see just fine without it. “How are you dealing with it all?” She asks, referring to becoming a King and the belief that Zariah is gone.
But she notices that perhaps it might seem a bit off, considering the last time they had seen one another. “A lot has changed since that meeting, I can at least say I don’t work for Zariah any longer.” She admits, recalling the back and forth between Bard and Queen. Her head tilts toward Jigano with a soft smile playing at her lips, the rest of her angling with it with a curious gleam to her eye. “Congratulations by the way?” She adds, suddenly wondering if he would think that Edrei becoming Queen is what stopped her from working for Zariah. Ah, but the tale would continue and deepen, and she keeps her smiles small to keep from giving out too much information right away.
Though part of her guesses he might already know, asking if she’s okay — she does think without the glamour she appears a bit more tired, but Rexanna is certain he might see something is up with the brand sported on her collarbone and it’s reappearance. That and she hasn’t struck up a sparkler to give her light to see — she finds she can see just fine without it. “How are you dealing with it all?” She asks, referring to becoming a King and the belief that Zariah is gone.
A Light That Never Goes Out.
