(no subject)

[evocation]

Characters: Ahri and Dualscar!
Setting: Spring floor!
Format: Action
Summary: Um.... I have no idea where this is going to go.
Warnings: SEE ABOVE?


[Ahri has adapted pretty well to the tower, all things considered. There are floors she's determined to avoid and the computers still confuse the hell out of her, but she's pretty resilient.

This floor is her favorite for obvious reasons. As much as she longs to be human, nature is still very calming to her. She knows exactly how things go here and there aren't many things that confuse or surprise her. At the moment she's sitting under a tree, tails curled up lazily in her tails.]

Comments

[evocation]

[She's not human though...]

Leaving so soon?

[orphans]

[so she isn't! teaching abominable crosses between barkbeasts and a human, then. or whatever his word choice was there. he stands, using the gun momentarily as a crutch, before slinging it back into place.

he brushes himself off unnecessarily.]

Correct.

[evocation]

[She stands as well, tilting her head and smirking.]

Aren't you going to say goodbye?

[orphans]

[he sneers, standing a little straighter.]

Was that not sufficient?

[evocation]

[She mimics him, tails flicking behind her.]

Not nearly polite enough! I'm sure you would have just walked away without saying anything if I'd let you.

[orphans]

[yep that was. basically the plan there.

he turns from her, still not entirely sure of what to make of her.]

Then 'goodbye' will have to suffice.

[evocation]

[She gives his arm a little pat, grinning.]

You're like a ray of sunshine, aren't you?

[orphans]

Rays of sunshine will kill you.

[matter-of-factly. or rather, they could if they were in his world.

the point stands.]

[evocation]

[Hey, he didn't jerk away, so she keeps her hand on his arm experimentally.]

Can they? I had no idea.

[orphans]

Yes.

[he notices, but doesn't react. wasn't that true of earth's sun as well, if to a much lesser extent? he can't help but feel as if he's read about it, one that would parallel the seemingly fake one they stand under now.]

If not natural, it's why most trolls are forced to adopt to nocturnality.

[evocation]

I'm nocturnal, too. It's a little odd getting used to a human schedule, isn't it?

[orphans]

Yes.

[a little awkwardly. something they can... agree on. even if he didn't really feel it a necessity to adopt to anyone's schedule, the sentiment remains. it's now he recalls his original course of action, as momentary as the distraction is.

he steps away from her.]

Goodbye, then.

[evocation]

[She smiles again, ears pricking forward.]

See you soon.