A Little Chat [Active/Closed]
Characters: Rosiel, Namine
Content: Rosiel invites Namine over to ask her about some things
Location: Rosiel's room
Time of day: Late afternoon
Warnings: TBD
"It's too bad, they're pitiful little chairs, but have a seat anyway," Rosiel was saying.
He was already draped over one, sitting sideways in it, with his arms folded against the back and one leg tucked beneath his body. It was a lazy pose; for some people it might have seemed rather sloppy, but it suited Rosiel, especially topped off with a childish smile.
The room had remained mostly unadorned since the angel had moved in, it seemed. There were some clothes hanging in the closet, now, and some candles scattered around, but the walls were bare, and scarcely anything had been disturbed from the original condition of the room. But, then again, was this actually the same room Rosiel had occupied the first day he had come to the city? He had met Namine in the hall and guided her inside, after all, and hadn't given her much chance to look at the number...
"It's good to see you again," he said, cheerfully.
Content: Rosiel invites Namine over to ask her about some things
Location: Rosiel's room
Time of day: Late afternoon
Warnings: TBD
"It's too bad, they're pitiful little chairs, but have a seat anyway," Rosiel was saying.
He was already draped over one, sitting sideways in it, with his arms folded against the back and one leg tucked beneath his body. It was a lazy pose; for some people it might have seemed rather sloppy, but it suited Rosiel, especially topped off with a childish smile.
The room had remained mostly unadorned since the angel had moved in, it seemed. There were some clothes hanging in the closet, now, and some candles scattered around, but the walls were bare, and scarcely anything had been disturbed from the original condition of the room. But, then again, was this actually the same room Rosiel had occupied the first day he had come to the city? He had met Namine in the hall and guided her inside, after all, and hadn't given her much chance to look at the number...
"It's good to see you again," he said, cheerfully.