12-10-2016, 10:15 PM
-Raeg'n-
Gold eyes surveyed them, wise beyond her years and yet so ignorant. It seemed she was going to have to compromise. She knew she didn't have to, she could simply walk away from them and find others more willing to teach her what she wished to learn. But she could not ignore the heavy burden of this gift from the fairies. She wanted the task complete, and free from hungry eyes that desired nothing but their own power back.
She turned to the Woolf. You will teach me this.. Cosmos. And the fierce and quiet woman spoke and made her leave. Raeg'n was unsure which choice she was supposed to choose, so she left it unsettled for now. She would think on it later.
Her eyes met the red man, Rodrik. Something..secretive -and powerful- seemed to simmer beneath his skin. There was something off, something... unplaceable that tickled at the back of her mind. Anything she wanted, he'd promised. Only call on him when her favor was needed, and he would deliver. No questions asked, no hesitation. Simply done. There might be use for that, after all. Someone to fulfill a great task one day, and he looked as though he could handle whatever it would be.
She didn't say anything to him. Only dove deep into his eyes, as though she could force this memory to stay with him always. Never forget what was due. His magic would cost him one day. Perhaps sooner than he realized. Never forget her.
She closed golden eyes slowly, pulling on the magic that was only borrowed from a fairy. The well of it still felt strong as she wrapped and corded it in her mind, opening her eyes in a cold stare to watch it coil invisibly around the Woolf. She sent another to Rodrik, her future errand boy, then simultaneously tied the ends and let the magic settle over them both. She felt Woolf's melt into him, but Rodrik's frayed and tore before finally settling into him. She frowned, but said nothing. Perhaps it was only a fluke.
Now she would need to find the Prague woman, and fulfill her duty to the fairy. There was only enough magic left within her to repair her last charge, and then once again she would be powerless.
When will you instruct me, Woolf? she asked evenly, dismissing Rodrik with a solemn nod.
She turned to the Woolf. You will teach me this.. Cosmos. And the fierce and quiet woman spoke and made her leave. Raeg'n was unsure which choice she was supposed to choose, so she left it unsettled for now. She would think on it later.
Her eyes met the red man, Rodrik. Something..secretive -and powerful- seemed to simmer beneath his skin. There was something off, something... unplaceable that tickled at the back of her mind. Anything she wanted, he'd promised. Only call on him when her favor was needed, and he would deliver. No questions asked, no hesitation. Simply done. There might be use for that, after all. Someone to fulfill a great task one day, and he looked as though he could handle whatever it would be.
She didn't say anything to him. Only dove deep into his eyes, as though she could force this memory to stay with him always. Never forget what was due. His magic would cost him one day. Perhaps sooner than he realized. Never forget her.
She closed golden eyes slowly, pulling on the magic that was only borrowed from a fairy. The well of it still felt strong as she wrapped and corded it in her mind, opening her eyes in a cold stare to watch it coil invisibly around the Woolf. She sent another to Rodrik, her future errand boy, then simultaneously tied the ends and let the magic settle over them both. She felt Woolf's melt into him, but Rodrik's frayed and tore before finally settling into him. She frowned, but said nothing. Perhaps it was only a fluke.
Now she would need to find the Prague woman, and fulfill her duty to the fairy. There was only enough magic left within her to repair her last charge, and then once again she would be powerless.
When will you instruct me, Woolf? she asked evenly, dismissing Rodrik with a solemn nod.
just speeding things along! <33 i'm selfishly tired of seeing it on my to-do list >:]