AISHA
good lava, we all know you wanna
Zuriel moved to Aisha's other shoulder, occupying herself with the hair there. It was another nice distraction from her flu, the aches and shivers. She carefully gathered back her hair as they spoke, pulling strands and clumps away from the unicorn even as she teethed on more. She nodded to his comment, sometimes things just end up a certain way. Her mind wandered again, and she added, "I loved Jigano's little thing, Isuma." I hope he's doing well, wherever he ventured.
And then to the monsters, the things that'd plagued her mind these past weeks. Sure, she hadn't been on the front lines with any longnight horrors, she'd only ever squared up against the wild things. But having recently delved into the myths and legends, she'd come to the conclusion that a guild like Kiada had spoken about might be a good thing to bring back. She scowled at what she assumed was a playful tease, "Alright I personally haven't been in terrible danger."
"But I've heard stories, you have plenty," she gestured to the sword, who'd been in Caido far longer than her own year. "Kiada talked to me about the old monster hunter's guild," she started, knowing he was involved, hoping he might have something to add.
And then to the monsters, the things that'd plagued her mind these past weeks. Sure, she hadn't been on the front lines with any longnight horrors, she'd only ever squared up against the wild things. But having recently delved into the myths and legends, she'd come to the conclusion that a guild like Kiada had spoken about might be a good thing to bring back. She scowled at what she assumed was a playful tease, "Alright I personally haven't been in terrible danger."
"But I've heard stories, you have plenty," she gestured to the sword, who'd been in Caido far longer than her own year. "Kiada talked to me about the old monster hunter's guild," she started, knowing he was involved, hoping he might have something to add.
see this pretty girl flow, good lava
