AISHA
and i knew
how could she not
how could she not
The bluntness of his next explanation actually made her listen more, and gave him trustworthy points. He wasn't trying to appeal as much, it was more of a genuine reaction and response in her eyes. She let her brows relax some from the glare she was shooting him. The brief moment of coming to terms with things was halted when she processed what he'd said.
"I'm carryover!?" this came out a bit loud, "I'm stuck in another realm because some god forgot to turn off her portals?!" Ah yes, the sarcastic jokes to deal with the feeling of dread welling up in her chest. Somehow she was starting to believe him, maybe she always had. Her hands were trembling just slightly.
How could he prove it to her? She didn't know, that was part of the problem. She had no basis of evidence for otherworldly activity, there was no standard for new realm. His reassurance was appreciated though, even if it wasn't shown physically or verbally. She liked to know that he was willing to work to make her believe him, it felt like she was being given a scrap of the power that she'd lost the moment she'd woken up here.
Shifting was familiar to her, back in her world everyone could do it. It wasn't scary or new, and while it wasn't evidence of another realm, it was what she wanted to see. "Ok, shift then." This was the first demand of hers that wasn't fueled by frustration or fear. It was more uncertain and hopeful than that.
"I'm carryover!?" this came out a bit loud, "I'm stuck in another realm because some god forgot to turn off her portals?!" Ah yes, the sarcastic jokes to deal with the feeling of dread welling up in her chest. Somehow she was starting to believe him, maybe she always had. Her hands were trembling just slightly.
How could he prove it to her? She didn't know, that was part of the problem. She had no basis of evidence for otherworldly activity, there was no standard for new realm. His reassurance was appreciated though, even if it wasn't shown physically or verbally. She liked to know that he was willing to work to make her believe him, it felt like she was being given a scrap of the power that she'd lost the moment she'd woken up here.
Shifting was familiar to her, back in her world everyone could do it. It wasn't scary or new, and while it wasn't evidence of another realm, it was what she wanted to see. "Ok, shift then." This was the first demand of hers that wasn't fueled by frustration or fear. It was more uncertain and hopeful than that.
she could have
anyone she wants
anyone she wants
