Answers ( for colonelinblack)
She was looking for him, fairly certain of a few things at this point that she could give him an answer of sorts.
It had taken her almost two weeks to ponder his proposition, and when she was in his presence she saw him a little differently each time. And those little differences began to add up, turning into one big difference that had her fairly bouncing with energy. Her usual sparring partners eyed her suspiciously, as that extra bounce made her extra deadly in the ring, and her friends noticed the slight flush of her cheeks when his name filtered through in conversation.
And now, she realized she had gone from actively searching to randomly wandering, and the hallway she was in wasn't any that led to any more-frequently inhabited areas of the city, though it wasn't one of the off-limits ones, either. Oh well, the view from the balcony through the doorway located in the next juncture was a pretty one, so the journey wasn't a total loss.
She leaned against the railing, closing her eyes as the cool breeze sifted through her hair. She was too high up for the ocean's spray to hit her, but it was no matter. Enough of it was in the air that she could feel it all the same.
Just another glorious day on Atlantis, and she was happy to have found a quiet spot to enjoy it.
If one were so inclined, however, a life-signs detector could probably pinpoint the absent Athosian...
It had taken her almost two weeks to ponder his proposition, and when she was in his presence she saw him a little differently each time. And those little differences began to add up, turning into one big difference that had her fairly bouncing with energy. Her usual sparring partners eyed her suspiciously, as that extra bounce made her extra deadly in the ring, and her friends noticed the slight flush of her cheeks when his name filtered through in conversation.
And now, she realized she had gone from actively searching to randomly wandering, and the hallway she was in wasn't any that led to any more-frequently inhabited areas of the city, though it wasn't one of the off-limits ones, either. Oh well, the view from the balcony through the doorway located in the next juncture was a pretty one, so the journey wasn't a total loss.
She leaned against the railing, closing her eyes as the cool breeze sifted through her hair. She was too high up for the ocean's spray to hit her, but it was no matter. Enough of it was in the air that she could feel it all the same.
Just another glorious day on Atlantis, and she was happy to have found a quiet spot to enjoy it.
If one were so inclined, however, a life-signs detector could probably pinpoint the absent Athosian...