REXANNA
“Mhm!” She hums to him, offering him a smile. It’s the least she can do for her people. And besides, she thinks she’s relatively well liked — if everyone were out to hate the Ascended, perhaps she could be the face to make it easier for people to deal with it. But regardless, her head tilts as he almost seems to slow his pace, and she matches him, chatting away about Bastien being met with fire should he not like the ring she’s made for him.
It’s easy, though, the conversation. And she hums a light laugh at his comment. “Ooooh, how tempting.” She winks, imagining some sort of monstrous beast chasing after Bastien and nipping at his heels. But it’s all in good humor, and she relaxes a small amount more as he opens up, as she comments about the window — passing over the thank you, that he’ll keep it in mind. She doesn’t know if he will, but the conversation is shifting and she’s enjoying where it’s heading.
Her dark haired head bobs in agreement to his statement, boarding up the windows would be good — important. And why make more work for yourself when you could just take care of it all in one go? She likes the way he thinks. But with his next comment, she looks back over to him with a brow raised, an amused smile playing at the corners of her lips. “Well, I didn’t get a good look of the place the last time I was here.” She contemplates, reading between the lines. “Hope you’re ready for surprises!” She jests with a laugh. Not like she’d act on it, but the comment is too fun to make.
It’s easy, though, the conversation. And she hums a light laugh at his comment. “Ooooh, how tempting.” She winks, imagining some sort of monstrous beast chasing after Bastien and nipping at his heels. But it’s all in good humor, and she relaxes a small amount more as he opens up, as she comments about the window — passing over the thank you, that he’ll keep it in mind. She doesn’t know if he will, but the conversation is shifting and she’s enjoying where it’s heading.
Her dark haired head bobs in agreement to his statement, boarding up the windows would be good — important. And why make more work for yourself when you could just take care of it all in one go? She likes the way he thinks. But with his next comment, she looks back over to him with a brow raised, an amused smile playing at the corners of her lips. “Well, I didn’t get a good look of the place the last time I was here.” She contemplates, reading between the lines. “Hope you’re ready for surprises!” She jests with a laugh. Not like she’d act on it, but the comment is too fun to make.
until the lambs
have become
lions
