it's just a spark, but it's enough to keep me going
Sohalia cocked her head to one side, her brow knitting in confusion. She'd heard that there were demigods, but she'd never imagined she'd run into one. And that he'd be running into a tree, no less! Her confusion gave way to amusement. She wondered if she could get away with teasing a demigod - or, for that matter, if she could just get away with teasing Sunjata. He was more than just half a god, or whatever he was - he was a person, too.
She decided to risk it. "I must say," she said, "I would have expected a more graceful entrance from a demigod. Or shouldn't I say that?" She smiled, though, almost apologetically, clearly teasing the man across from her.
She perked up as talk turned to the Leap of Faith. "You've done it?" she asked eagerly. "Oh, I can't wait!" She leaned against the tree trunk, pulling one leg from beneath her to dangle from the branch. "I'm a bit of a wanderer, I'm afraid. Where else have you been? Have you been to the Feverlands? I hear they're horrid." Not that she sounded like she believed that. She sounded positively gleeful at the thought. It was a new place to explore, and that was all she really wanted to do.
Well, she wanted to settle down eventually. But not yet. Not when there was still so much to see.
She decided to risk it. "I must say," she said, "I would have expected a more graceful entrance from a demigod. Or shouldn't I say that?" She smiled, though, almost apologetically, clearly teasing the man across from her.
She perked up as talk turned to the Leap of Faith. "You've done it?" she asked eagerly. "Oh, I can't wait!" She leaned against the tree trunk, pulling one leg from beneath her to dangle from the branch. "I'm a bit of a wanderer, I'm afraid. Where else have you been? Have you been to the Feverlands? I hear they're horrid." Not that she sounded like she believed that. She sounded positively gleeful at the thought. It was a new place to explore, and that was all she really wanted to do.
Well, she wanted to settle down eventually. But not yet. Not when there was still so much to see.
and when it's dark out, no one's around; it keeps glowing
SohaLia
