and like the moon, she had a side of her so dark
even the stars couldn't shine on it
I have my own mind feels very much like a cop-out, but Amalia has to remind herself that this is Kiada's mother, Deimos' friend. The ones she loves both love this woman, trust her judgment, and so must she. At least a little, at least for now.
At least until next season, when the government inevitably changes again.
Her eyes flick up as she mentions that Samuel is to be the Natural Adviser, alarm and a little disbelief clear in her flinty gaze. Another Ascended, this one more enamored with the Voice then the last. What will he try to tell them about the sins of the Old Gods? She can see the future unfold before her, hear his advice in her ears. She should have chosen someone unbiased, but then Rexanna is not unbiased herself.
Neither is Amalia.
"Fine," the girl says suddenly, simply, glancing up at the hybrid Queen. "I'll join you- but I don't want to sit in the corner taking notes. I would like to be an adviser, too. On Natural customs, and our gods. And I... I want to help liaison with the new lands we discover. And help make decisions about the future of the Grounds."
At least until next season, when the government inevitably changes again.
Her eyes flick up as she mentions that Samuel is to be the Natural Adviser, alarm and a little disbelief clear in her flinty gaze. Another Ascended, this one more enamored with the Voice then the last. What will he try to tell them about the sins of the Old Gods? She can see the future unfold before her, hear his advice in her ears. She should have chosen someone unbiased, but then Rexanna is not unbiased herself.
Neither is Amalia.
"Fine," the girl says suddenly, simply, glancing up at the hybrid Queen. "I'll join you- but I don't want to sit in the corner taking notes. I would like to be an adviser, too. On Natural customs, and our gods. And I... I want to help liaison with the new lands we discover. And help make decisions about the future of the Grounds."
a side of her so cold
even the sun couldn't burn it
Amalia
