Maeve
Of course he did. Leave it to Adam to find something like an all black parasol at the bottom of the ocean. His words drew a laugh from her, bright and airy as she drew back, no longer standing on her tip toes so her lips could meet his cheek. Her smile didn't falter as she looked up at him, rolling her eyes affectionately, "Leave it to you to find something like that." The Nightshade drawled, turning away from him to look down the dock, eyes narrowing in the fading evening light.
"It's just so I can get faster." Yeah, it was 'God-shit' and sure it might later assist her in fighting the Ascended should she end up in battle, but it wasn't just for that. Still, Maeve didn't blame Adam for not really wanting to know. So she only gave him what little details he might need. Which in the grand scheme, wasn't much.
In the gross bits. How lovely. Her nose wrinkled as she followed after him, kneeling down and eventually laying flat on her belly as she held the side of the dock, flipping her head over to dangle it past the edge and look beneath. It was hard to see much of anything with the lack of light, but she could swear that she saw two reflective eyes blink back at her before a shadow darted to the left towards the shore. "I think you're right. A good place to start." The Nightshade confirmed, getting back onto her feet and moving to jump down on the sandy shore below so they might duck beneath the pier.
"It's just so I can get faster." Yeah, it was 'God-shit' and sure it might later assist her in fighting the Ascended should she end up in battle, but it wasn't just for that. Still, Maeve didn't blame Adam for not really wanting to know. So she only gave him what little details he might need. Which in the grand scheme, wasn't much.
In the gross bits. How lovely. Her nose wrinkled as she followed after him, kneeling down and eventually laying flat on her belly as she held the side of the dock, flipping her head over to dangle it past the edge and look beneath. It was hard to see much of anything with the lack of light, but she could swear that she saw two reflective eyes blink back at her before a shadow darted to the left towards the shore. "I think you're right. A good place to start." The Nightshade confirmed, getting back onto her feet and moving to jump down on the sandy shore below so they might duck beneath the pier.
But the cut of your love never hurts, baby
It's a sweet butter knife
It's a sweet butter knife
