@ katahdin
It was reassuring that the King wasn't mad at her. For the last thing that the young girl needed was to have the most powerful man in the area being mad. "That's good, I'm glad." Lia murmured quietly as she gently grasped onto her cup and took a small sip. Her eyes closing as she felt the warm liquid warming her up from the inside.
Then, as Theo's words met Aelia's ears, her eyes opened slightly and she couldn't help but grin. A sense of excitement washing over her as she couldn't believe she was going to be able to walk around an ancient city from the past! "Really? Thank you!" Aelia said, her eyes twinkling as she set her cup of tea down so that she didn't spill it in her excitedness.
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Looking down at Helena Orion arched an eyebrow at her. "I meant that as a general term, not classifying myself from others." He explained, then looked forward once more as they walked down the halls. "We, as humans, never know what could happen. Just because one person believes in a story, doesn't mean everyone does."
Orion stopped walking as he noticed that one of the light crystals wasn't working. So, he slowly raised a hand and gently tapped it with a finger. Wincing slightly as the heat burned his finger, but couldn't help but to smirk as the light came back on. "Going to need to replace that one seen." He murmured to himself.
It was reassuring that the King wasn't mad at her. For the last thing that the young girl needed was to have the most powerful man in the area being mad. "That's good, I'm glad." Lia murmured quietly as she gently grasped onto her cup and took a small sip. Her eyes closing as she felt the warm liquid warming her up from the inside.
Then, as Theo's words met Aelia's ears, her eyes opened slightly and she couldn't help but grin. A sense of excitement washing over her as she couldn't believe she was going to be able to walk around an ancient city from the past! "Really? Thank you!" Aelia said, her eyes twinkling as she set her cup of tea down so that she didn't spill it in her excitedness.
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Looking down at Helena Orion arched an eyebrow at her. "I meant that as a general term, not classifying myself from others." He explained, then looked forward once more as they walked down the halls. "We, as humans, never know what could happen. Just because one person believes in a story, doesn't mean everyone does."
Orion stopped walking as he noticed that one of the light crystals wasn't working. So, he slowly raised a hand and gently tapped it with a finger. Wincing slightly as the heat burned his finger, but couldn't help but to smirk as the light came back on. "Going to need to replace that one seen." He murmured to himself.
December 6th, 2018 at 10:48pm