Maeve
We'll never get free
Lamb to the slaughter
Lamb to the slaughter
The mention of Kamaria has her lips curling into a soft smile, "I would have loved to share it with her. I'm sure she's grown since I last saw her." Of course, that was before Safrin had aged her, but Maeve doesn't know that little detail herself. She hasn't seen Sunjata since their little run in at Frey's event, but he said nothing of Kamaria there. Did they bang? That's still up in the air.
Maeve settles on the floor across from Safrin, drawing her legs up beneath her as Aidon comes to settle beside her, dropping his head in her lap. The Nightshade presses on, not wanting to keep her waiting, "I should have you know, I'm really not the best swimmer, but I'm trying to learn." She begins, a rueful smile on her lips as she looks up at the goddess. "So the whole task was rather daunting to begin with." There is a moment of hesitation as she recalls just what happened. How she managed to accomplish the goal Safrin had given her. "I only managed it because of Sunjata. This was before I knew how he'd wronged you. What he'd done." She wants her to know that. If only to ease the goddess's mind.
"One followed him as he swam and it all just fell into place. He helped me to get onto the its back and I thought it would be pretty smooth sailing." She shakes her head, huffing out a laugh as her cheeks turn pink, "I was very wrong. It just took off and I was sure I was going to die. All I could think was 'I hope Safrin can at least see how ridiculous I look'." Maeve wrinkles her nose, adding the bit of flavor into her story for the goddess's benefit, glancing up to gauge her reaction. "I managed to hold on long enough for Sunjata to get me before I was taken out too deep, but that dolphin nearly killed me. I swear it was out for blood."
Maeve settles on the floor across from Safrin, drawing her legs up beneath her as Aidon comes to settle beside her, dropping his head in her lap. The Nightshade presses on, not wanting to keep her waiting, "I should have you know, I'm really not the best swimmer, but I'm trying to learn." She begins, a rueful smile on her lips as she looks up at the goddess. "So the whole task was rather daunting to begin with." There is a moment of hesitation as she recalls just what happened. How she managed to accomplish the goal Safrin had given her. "I only managed it because of Sunjata. This was before I knew how he'd wronged you. What he'd done." She wants her to know that. If only to ease the goddess's mind.
"One followed him as he swam and it all just fell into place. He helped me to get onto the its back and I thought it would be pretty smooth sailing." She shakes her head, huffing out a laugh as her cheeks turn pink, "I was very wrong. It just took off and I was sure I was going to die. All I could think was 'I hope Safrin can at least see how ridiculous I look'." Maeve wrinkles her nose, adding the bit of flavor into her story for the goddess's benefit, glancing up to gauge her reaction. "I managed to hold on long enough for Sunjata to get me before I was taken out too deep, but that dolphin nearly killed me. I swear it was out for blood."
What you gon' do when there's blood in the water?
