“Hardly.”
She said, as she waggled her finger at her friend. Giving off yet another shrill of laughter. How could she not laugh at Phoenix. She was so naïve and innocent. There was no hint of pervyness about her. Nishaa had much to teach the young padawan, only in time.. Only in time.
“You know nothing, Jon Snow.”
She said, quoting a famous Game of Thrones character before walking into the Station Net Café. She didn’t know the dude that run this joint but it seemed friendly enough – the décor was alright. She just shrugged her shoulders. The place needed to be darker, to be more to her liking but, not everyone was weird like Nishaa was. No one understood her thought patters – only a select few did.
She was led into a private part, well away from the door – they passed several crafting benches and a ritual alter – she shook her head, odd placings for such things but everyone had their own tastes. She found Phoenix looking through the tools for something specific. Nishaa lent against a nearby wall. Arms folded over the chest as she watched curiously before Phoenix came back up with a tool in her hand, it must’ve been the one she was looking for she set it down and looked over to Nishaa with a smile on that lip of hers. Calling her Fangy Fish… she couldn’t help but laugh. Where the **** had that come from? She didn’t complain though, instead she laughed again. This woman was on her own ******* planet it seemed.
“Start with that thing.”
She outstretched her arm from it’s hiding place (beneath the breast) and pointed towards the rasp, curious to see if it could do the trick – or was she going to be doomed to have this fangs forever sticking out of her lips and forever hiding in the Eyrie away from prying eyes and not potentially breaking the Masquerade the very thing she had sworn to Velveteen and Micah the night she became a fully-fledged Tytonidae member she would never break.
She said, as she waggled her finger at her friend. Giving off yet another shrill of laughter. How could she not laugh at Phoenix. She was so naïve and innocent. There was no hint of pervyness about her. Nishaa had much to teach the young padawan, only in time.. Only in time.
“You know nothing, Jon Snow.”
She said, quoting a famous Game of Thrones character before walking into the Station Net Café. She didn’t know the dude that run this joint but it seemed friendly enough – the décor was alright. She just shrugged her shoulders. The place needed to be darker, to be more to her liking but, not everyone was weird like Nishaa was. No one understood her thought patters – only a select few did.
She was led into a private part, well away from the door – they passed several crafting benches and a ritual alter – she shook her head, odd placings for such things but everyone had their own tastes. She found Phoenix looking through the tools for something specific. Nishaa lent against a nearby wall. Arms folded over the chest as she watched curiously before Phoenix came back up with a tool in her hand, it must’ve been the one she was looking for she set it down and looked over to Nishaa with a smile on that lip of hers. Calling her Fangy Fish… she couldn’t help but laugh. Where the **** had that come from? She didn’t complain though, instead she laughed again. This woman was on her own ******* planet it seemed.
“Start with that thing.”
She outstretched her arm from it’s hiding place (beneath the breast) and pointed towards the rasp, curious to see if it could do the trick – or was she going to be doomed to have this fangs forever sticking out of her lips and forever hiding in the Eyrie away from prying eyes and not potentially breaking the Masquerade the very thing she had sworn to Velveteen and Micah the night she became a fully-fledged Tytonidae member she would never break.