A replacement sword? Nothing could really replace her weapon, it'd been a family heirloom, and for that reason she wasn't too upset about it being left behind. It would be given to someone else back home, someone to fill her spot, and it felt good thinking that a part of her could still be there. It hurt too, knowing that all that remained for her was photos and memories, and a golden fuller that branched into well honed silver.
"That would be great," she said, finding herself thanking the man quite often. He'd been very helpful thus far, and so when he'd asked for more about her home she'd felt obligated to return the favor. He seemed disappointed to hear that they had no partial forms back home, "Are you from somewhere with half shifts?"
He asked for clarification on what she'd said, and she nodded "Mhm." To his second part she replied, "Well it usually turns out that way, depending on how deep the lineage goes. Usually you inherit it unless your parents are of two different shifts, then it's a bit of a wildcard. Sometimes you can be born different though, there are always those cases." Aisha herself was no such case, The Khai leadership was long and proud, and the leopardkin almost always gave way to leopardkin.
"That would be great," she said, finding herself thanking the man quite often. He'd been very helpful thus far, and so when he'd asked for more about her home she'd felt obligated to return the favor. He seemed disappointed to hear that they had no partial forms back home, "Are you from somewhere with half shifts?"
He asked for clarification on what she'd said, and she nodded "Mhm." To his second part she replied, "Well it usually turns out that way, depending on how deep the lineage goes. Usually you inherit it unless your parents are of two different shifts, then it's a bit of a wildcard. Sometimes you can be born different though, there are always those cases." Aisha herself was no such case, The Khai leadership was long and proud, and the leopardkin almost always gave way to leopardkin.
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