Evie
I'm growing up, but I'm not growing old
With spring comes the mobility necessary to visit friends outside of Halo, and while Evie has fewer of those than she would like, it's no different from her youth within the barrier. Close confidants are all she really needs. But even so, stretching her legs so to speak is an opportunity she won't let pass by, and the Greatwood is still largely a mystery to her. One that enamors her immediately with its wide swathes of foliage and towering trees. Halo will forever be the champion of her heart, but as Evie stares up into the dappling of light through the branches overhead, she wonders if maybe in another life this could have been her home.
Coming upon Hadama drives that thought from her head, and Evie smiles beatifically as she approaches, hurrying along to the water's edge. "Hadama! It's so good to see you, it feels like this winter was longer than normal," she bemoans playfully, getting situated and seated on the silty beach to peer at his work. "Is that it then? Have you figured out what it's called?" She hadn't stopped to talk to many of the locals, fearful of being late to their meeting.
Coming upon Hadama drives that thought from her head, and Evie smiles beatifically as she approaches, hurrying along to the water's edge. "Hadama! It's so good to see you, it feels like this winter was longer than normal," she bemoans playfully, getting situated and seated on the silty beach to peer at his work. "Is that it then? Have you figured out what it's called?" She hadn't stopped to talk to many of the locals, fearful of being late to their meeting.
And I hate to do anything that I've been told
