if through some miracle, you are granted the chance to see him again
whether in this life or the next
She supposes that he’ll find out eventually, and the pulse of apology is met with a small shrug, a pulse of nonchalance sent back. “I went out to get a soul last year for Ludo and I failed. Not quite strong enough yet to go back and face it again.” More like she’s not sure how much more mentally she can handle it if she were to fail again — to cut off his head and try to retrieve the soul within the sludge of rain.
But she stops thinking on it as he offers his help with the training, a smile crossing her face with that. “Attuned shifting, mostly. I’m pretty well versed in weapons already.” After all, she had beat out everyone else to get to Delah for the Greatwood challenge — failing spectacularly, but she’d made it. Still, she offers a chimed laugh in response to Loren’s quip, icy gaze narrowing playfully. “See, that’s what I was thinking too but I can’t exactly get away with telling the Grounders that.” She quips back, winking as she steps through the door to view the preparations already made.
She maneuvers easily with Auni at her feet toward the fur lined walls, the piles of wood within, everything laid out before she turns to him with a bright smile. “Better than I was expecting, to be honest.” Her mind had gone to stone walls, to cramped quarters, to shared everything.
But she stops thinking on it as he offers his help with the training, a smile crossing her face with that. “Attuned shifting, mostly. I’m pretty well versed in weapons already.” After all, she had beat out everyone else to get to Delah for the Greatwood challenge — failing spectacularly, but she’d made it. Still, she offers a chimed laugh in response to Loren’s quip, icy gaze narrowing playfully. “See, that’s what I was thinking too but I can’t exactly get away with telling the Grounders that.” She quips back, winking as she steps through the door to view the preparations already made.
She maneuvers easily with Auni at her feet toward the fur lined walls, the piles of wood within, everything laid out before she turns to him with a bright smile. “Better than I was expecting, to be honest.” Her mind had gone to stone walls, to cramped quarters, to shared everything.
you are, and always shall be, his
KIADA
No permission needed for power play!
Feel free to use magic/force on Kiada, without killing her <3
