AISHA
and i knew
how could she not
how could she not
More than one shift? Aisha's eyes widened at this, especially when Oliver said he could do it. Back home, those who held more than one animal in their heart were extremely powerful, demigods almost. It was an extremely rare and revered ability. It was either more common here, or Oliver was very special. "Is it rare? Being able to claim more than one?" she asked, curious about the shifters of this world.
She nodded when he said he'd explain more once inside. That was fair enough, actually probably a great idea. She let out a calming yet hitched breath, a reminder that she was still rather paranoid about this all. Her body hadn't forgotten, whether or not her mind had pushed it down. She was in another world, and could never go home.
They'd finally come to where a building was in view, mostly distinguishable by the faint light of civilization. From the shape and features she could make out, it was just a normal manor. She was grateful for that, the familiarity of it. Just another simple comfort that eased her mind for now but would prove no consolation in the long run. "That's it up there?" she asked, glancing back to her guide.
She nodded when he said he'd explain more once inside. That was fair enough, actually probably a great idea. She let out a calming yet hitched breath, a reminder that she was still rather paranoid about this all. Her body hadn't forgotten, whether or not her mind had pushed it down. She was in another world, and could never go home.
They'd finally come to where a building was in view, mostly distinguishable by the faint light of civilization. From the shape and features she could make out, it was just a normal manor. She was grateful for that, the familiarity of it. Just another simple comfort that eased her mind for now but would prove no consolation in the long run. "That's it up there?" she asked, glancing back to her guide.
she could have
anyone she wants
anyone she wants
