LIBBS
Libbs paused for a moment.
She hung her head for a moment, and stopped sorting the leaves. She very gently rested herself onto the ground, rubbing her hair back. Not as a matter of laziness, mind you, but because remembering- well, remembering was a concentrated effort. Her mind still fogged a bit whenever she tried thinking of home. And although she knew she could recall the memories with enough focus, it often felt like jolts of electricity that scattered the information across the horizon of her mind, leaving her lost and disorganized.
But, she would try, and she would tell him. Because inevitably, she will have to. That's the one thing she's learned. You got to keep on going, can't just quit. Because the minute you quit, you disappear. And the thought of a fleeting existence was a terrifying one to the young woman.
"I came.. from San Antonio." she nodded, pausing for a brief moment. "It was a different world. Not quite as.. chaotic, as Caido." she nodded. "Well, it was, but in it's own way. See, they didn't have wicker women or landsharks." she paused. "They didn't even have ascended, dragons, gryphons- none of that. Everyone was human. Everyone was normal. And there was no gods that walked around and caused problems. No Voice. No.. nothing. But, I guess without something causing problems, we'd pick fights with each other. But those fights pale in comparison to what I've seen here."
".. what did you want to know about it?" she offered.
She hung her head for a moment, and stopped sorting the leaves. She very gently rested herself onto the ground, rubbing her hair back. Not as a matter of laziness, mind you, but because remembering- well, remembering was a concentrated effort. Her mind still fogged a bit whenever she tried thinking of home. And although she knew she could recall the memories with enough focus, it often felt like jolts of electricity that scattered the information across the horizon of her mind, leaving her lost and disorganized.
But, she would try, and she would tell him. Because inevitably, she will have to. That's the one thing she's learned. You got to keep on going, can't just quit. Because the minute you quit, you disappear. And the thought of a fleeting existence was a terrifying one to the young woman.
"I came.. from San Antonio." she nodded, pausing for a brief moment. "It was a different world. Not quite as.. chaotic, as Caido." she nodded. "Well, it was, but in it's own way. See, they didn't have wicker women or landsharks." she paused. "They didn't even have ascended, dragons, gryphons- none of that. Everyone was human. Everyone was normal. And there was no gods that walked around and caused problems. No Voice. No.. nothing. But, I guess without something causing problems, we'd pick fights with each other. But those fights pale in comparison to what I've seen here."
".. what did you want to know about it?" she offered.
let's run off to costa rica
BASE INSPIRED BY ODD <3
