02-05-2017, 01:48 PM
Jinju
She is fire and the fire is her. It lives in her, with her, and even though she had called it back into her, it still lied underneath the surface. Not that Jinju intended it to use it for anything else but protection, either herself, her family or her home. He didn’t seem a threat right now, so instead of looking at him like a danger, the black girl offers him a smile, one that shows in her ruby eyes too. ”I know a little” she answers, her head tilting a bit at the sound of his voice. Didn’t he know about the reckoning, was that what put him on edge like this. Not that Jinju couldn’t relate, she had freaked out on her way down the mountain with a fire burning behind her.
”Apology accepted, again. My name is Jinju” she introduces herself with a small nod of the head. The smile still hasn’t disappeared from her lips, but her gaze slowly travels around to look at the forest around her. She had fond memories of this place, but she had yet to find out if this moment was one to add to those. ”The fairies punished us. For greed, among other things, they say. They wanted us to earn it, the lands, our powers, but they take it back again if you do something that displeases them. Even if it’s a gift from a mother to a daughter” Jinju can’t help but to grow bitter near the end. She couldn’t say that her experience with the fairies had been good.
She had been too little to understand what had happened at first. She had been torn away from her mother, the one who took her in after her own mother had abandoned her, and later they punished her and her new mother again for the simple sake of wanting to make their bond solid. So no, Jinju wasn’t fond of the fairies. In her eyes they hadn’t brought anything good to her, same as they hadn’t done for her dear friend Lilitha, but that was not the thing she should focus on now. It is Rhonen, who still was a little mystery to her.
”Apology accepted, again. My name is Jinju” she introduces herself with a small nod of the head. The smile still hasn’t disappeared from her lips, but her gaze slowly travels around to look at the forest around her. She had fond memories of this place, but she had yet to find out if this moment was one to add to those. ”The fairies punished us. For greed, among other things, they say. They wanted us to earn it, the lands, our powers, but they take it back again if you do something that displeases them. Even if it’s a gift from a mother to a daughter” Jinju can’t help but to grow bitter near the end. She couldn’t say that her experience with the fairies had been good.
She had been too little to understand what had happened at first. She had been torn away from her mother, the one who took her in after her own mother had abandoned her, and later they punished her and her new mother again for the simple sake of wanting to make their bond solid. So no, Jinju wasn’t fond of the fairies. In her eyes they hadn’t brought anything good to her, same as they hadn’t done for her dear friend Lilitha, but that was not the thing she should focus on now. It is Rhonen, who still was a little mystery to her.