Sohalia
Lena seemed ever the busy bee, and Soh couldn't help a pang of worry that her friend worked too much and had fun too little. At least she'd been able to coax Lena away from the Celestine today, if only for a few hours! Soh's own job allowed her the flexibility to travel, at least, and to pursue her greatest passions. She supposed that Lena might feel the same way about her own work, even if it meant that she didn't get to see as much of the world as she might have liked.
Regardless, Soh nodded and took another bite of her salad, which was rapidly dwindling on her plate. "It's incredible to see," she agreed with regard to the Rainbow Road. The Miana Pool, though, she was unfamiliar with. "No, not yet!" she said. "I should be able to soon, though. I'll be back in Torchline before too long, I'm sure." Sometimes it seemed that she half lived there, what with how often she visited Haulani. Now that Longheat was here, she wondered if Jude would show her around some other areas - some that would be nice to visit in the summer months.
Regardless, Soh nodded and took another bite of her salad, which was rapidly dwindling on her plate. "It's incredible to see," she agreed with regard to the Rainbow Road. The Miana Pool, though, she was unfamiliar with. "No, not yet!" she said. "I should be able to soon, though. I'll be back in Torchline before too long, I'm sure." Sometimes it seemed that she half lived there, what with how often she visited Haulani. Now that Longheat was here, she wondered if Jude would show her around some other areas - some that would be nice to visit in the summer months.
these aching memories still dance around me
