AISHA
Where Noah might be unfamiliar with the cobbled pathways and ruined corridors that seemed so intrinsic to the build of the grounds, Aisha had spent a year learning these walkways. A short time compared to those that'd grown here, but when dropped somewhere foreign all one can really do is explore. She took the lead as they walked, the gentle hum of the chorus bees slowly drifting into winsome memory.
She chuckled at his 'oh man', flashing him a playful glance, seeking his icy eyes for a moment and finding that she was truly enjoying what brewed behind. Halovians seemed brutish and stoic at first, but they'd always been the best at holding conversation, and keeping Aisha intrigued. As he listed off his game, the leopardess went through and checked off those that she'd hunted as well; ursur, ningo, hare, goat. There was more to conquer, maybe together if they got the chance.
Aisha didn't let the mention of Henry draw her attention this time, she'd done her fair share of worrying about the man. Instead she focused on Noah's returned question, she raised her brows and let out a pfff of air, "Here in Caido? Way different creatures than back home," from there she gave her list; those halovian beasts mentioned before, general prey animals like deer and small game, humming bats and other oddities of the world.
"Back home our land was way different, so we had different versions of the animals here. It was warm for one, almost always green and full of color. We had plains of antelopes and wildebeest, jungles with leopards like me, large snakes and the most beautiful birds," a more temperate climate, vivid and bright. The waterfall that bordered the capital city, the rivulets that flowed the opposite direction into endless farmland. A hint of nostalgia made it's way through the attuned bond, an affectionate red and fond warmth.
She chuckled at his 'oh man', flashing him a playful glance, seeking his icy eyes for a moment and finding that she was truly enjoying what brewed behind. Halovians seemed brutish and stoic at first, but they'd always been the best at holding conversation, and keeping Aisha intrigued. As he listed off his game, the leopardess went through and checked off those that she'd hunted as well; ursur, ningo, hare, goat. There was more to conquer, maybe together if they got the chance.
Aisha didn't let the mention of Henry draw her attention this time, she'd done her fair share of worrying about the man. Instead she focused on Noah's returned question, she raised her brows and let out a pfff of air, "Here in Caido? Way different creatures than back home," from there she gave her list; those halovian beasts mentioned before, general prey animals like deer and small game, humming bats and other oddities of the world.
"Back home our land was way different, so we had different versions of the animals here. It was warm for one, almost always green and full of color. We had plains of antelopes and wildebeest, jungles with leopards like me, large snakes and the most beautiful birds," a more temperate climate, vivid and bright. The waterfall that bordered the capital city, the rivulets that flowed the opposite direction into endless farmland. A hint of nostalgia made it's way through the attuned bond, an affectionate red and fond warmth.
and it's all in the way that you talk
starts with a whisper
starts with a whisper
ends with a shout
