Oh, empty my heart
Laughing, Seren only winked back under the glare. "I thought you were paying attention," she retorted airily, and bit into a tart. Sweet berry filling brougth to mind the tangled shrubs that grew along the coast of Torchline, bright yellow and tangy even when coated with salt from the sea, and she hummed contentedly to herself.
Until a pleading puppy drew her attention. It was only Sah's admonishment that kept her from sharing her morsel; Seren quickly looked over her heaped trove for something more suitable. Alas, she had almost only sweet things on there. Sah's treat was better, and yet...
"I'm sorry, sweetness," she cooed regretfully, when Lilly returned to her. "All the wolfy snacks seem to be gone already. I don't think you should have honey toffee - it will glue your teeth together."
She had her attention focused downward. When something came hurtling towards her in the corner of her eye, Seren's reaction was instinctual. Putting up a hand, she set off a gravity pulse and the item was suddenly drifting through the air rather than speeding. Made weightless, it landed quite sedately in the palm of her hand, and the girl raised a brow at Sah when she noticed the bread.
"Very generous. I thought wolves were protective of their food?" Smirking, Seren tore a chunk off the bread with her teeth. "Mh. It doesn't go wonderfully with the tart," came a disgruntled review.
Until a pleading puppy drew her attention. It was only Sah's admonishment that kept her from sharing her morsel; Seren quickly looked over her heaped trove for something more suitable. Alas, she had almost only sweet things on there. Sah's treat was better, and yet...
"I'm sorry, sweetness," she cooed regretfully, when Lilly returned to her. "All the wolfy snacks seem to be gone already. I don't think you should have honey toffee - it will glue your teeth together."
She had her attention focused downward. When something came hurtling towards her in the corner of her eye, Seren's reaction was instinctual. Putting up a hand, she set off a gravity pulse and the item was suddenly drifting through the air rather than speeding. Made weightless, it landed quite sedately in the palm of her hand, and the girl raised a brow at Sah when she noticed the bread.
"Very generous. I thought wolves were protective of their food?" Smirking, Seren tore a chunk off the bread with her teeth. "Mh. It doesn't go wonderfully with the tart," came a disgruntled review.
I've got to make room for this feeling
SEREN
