they tried to make you bleed with bullets and daggers
but your heart is made of steel
She snickers with a light amount of amusement at his comment about the bathroom, finding the light in the darkness of those days. “I suppose I did.” She agrees woefully, but the offer is there. Should he ever need her against Zariah or anyone else, she’d have his back. One little argument couldn’t stop that, not for her. But at the little comment of ‘super hybrid’ it does draw a bright smile from her as though she’s announcing she’s guilty of it with absolutely zero complaints.
What was there to complain about right now anyway?
Still, she nods to him when he agrees — tentative because of Longnight and what might happen. And she agrees to an extent, choosing to remain positive, because it was all she could do anymore. To focus on the negatives only made her feel worse, and she needed to be the best she could be. At the mention of if it helped her cope, she glances sidelong to him with a slight smirk. “I’m here aren’t I?” As if it was good enough reason.
“Oh, right here in the Hollowed Grounds. Bastien was there, Lily as well, some woman I didn’t catch the name of, Edrei, and Lucas.” Though her heart pangs at the mention of the deceased, she shrugs with a light smile. “That’s where that magic room is.” She adds with a jest, nudging him slightly. “It was great, really. Out of my comfort zone but I enjoyed it.” But then he grows confused on what a rollercoaster is and she turns to face him a bit more fully.
“They were these little rides the festival people would bring around back in Halyven. Little carts on a track that would go up and down.” She explains, recalling the wooden structures and carts, and how the children loved the feeling of adrenaline.
What was there to complain about right now anyway?
Still, she nods to him when he agrees — tentative because of Longnight and what might happen. And she agrees to an extent, choosing to remain positive, because it was all she could do anymore. To focus on the negatives only made her feel worse, and she needed to be the best she could be. At the mention of if it helped her cope, she glances sidelong to him with a slight smirk. “I’m here aren’t I?” As if it was good enough reason.
“Oh, right here in the Hollowed Grounds. Bastien was there, Lily as well, some woman I didn’t catch the name of, Edrei, and Lucas.” Though her heart pangs at the mention of the deceased, she shrugs with a light smile. “That’s where that magic room is.” She adds with a jest, nudging him slightly. “It was great, really. Out of my comfort zone but I enjoyed it.” But then he grows confused on what a rollercoaster is and she turns to face him a bit more fully.
“They were these little rides the festival people would bring around back in Halyven. Little carts on a track that would go up and down.” She explains, recalling the wooden structures and carts, and how the children loved the feeling of adrenaline.
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