AISHA
and i knew
how could she not
how could she not
Oliver didn't have any further explanation on the Voice bringing them here, but he expressed a similar bitterness towards it as she was feeling. Just maybe they were on the same side, screwed over by some goddess. Was it possible? Not but minutes ago she'd been convinced he was a liar, that portals weren't real. Now here she was, justifying trusting him based on a shared sentiment towards a being that she'd just learned about and didn't actually know existed.
This was so fucked, but she was starting to believe him, because what else could she do. She was entirely lost and this boy was the only person providing answers.
He seemed surprised for some reason by her demand, but didn't protest. He shifted swiftly into a small fox with big ears, sandy in color and covered in fur. She recognized the animal, in its diminutive stature and disproportional ears. They had something in common, and she latched onto that and held it close. A comfort, possibly misplaced but a comfort all the same. In a matter of seconds the man was back in the fox's place, asking if she had any other questions.
"If you're telling the truth and this really is another world, and I can't go back; What am I supposed to do?" she asked, actually phrased as a question this time, her brain too racked to keep up the anger any longer. She felt uncomfortably vulnerable, but not in any state to care at the moment. She could only worry about what happens next.
This was so fucked, but she was starting to believe him, because what else could she do. She was entirely lost and this boy was the only person providing answers.
He seemed surprised for some reason by her demand, but didn't protest. He shifted swiftly into a small fox with big ears, sandy in color and covered in fur. She recognized the animal, in its diminutive stature and disproportional ears. They had something in common, and she latched onto that and held it close. A comfort, possibly misplaced but a comfort all the same. In a matter of seconds the man was back in the fox's place, asking if she had any other questions.
"If you're telling the truth and this really is another world, and I can't go back; What am I supposed to do?" she asked, actually phrased as a question this time, her brain too racked to keep up the anger any longer. She felt uncomfortably vulnerable, but not in any state to care at the moment. She could only worry about what happens next.
she could have
anyone she wants
anyone she wants
