Exploration
Who: Eve, Lenalee, & Ranulf
When: January 30th, late evening
Where: Outside Ari Apartments
What: Lenalee offered to escort Eve around town, Eve wanted to bring Ranulf too.
Waiting patiently outside the tall apartment building, Eve stood silently, focusing her eyes on the darkened sky. Lenalee and Ranulf should be meeting her soon, but she didn't know who would arrive first. She had met many people over the strange journals. Lenalee and Ranulf were the two she liked best. Ranulf had asked her what it was that she wanted. Despite not having any memories, she still had a feeling that she should do what others wanted her to do, and that having her own will was not a good thing. It was a nagging feeling, as if it were ingrained deep into her mind. Lenalee had also shown her much kindness, offering to accompany Eve so that she didn't get lost and assuring her that she was not alone. Indeed, they were both nice people.
Could she call them friends? Perhaps. She hoped so anyway. Being without memories made her feel vulnerable and afraid, but the thought of friends was quite pleasing. It produced a warm feeling inside of her; happiness. Had she ever had friends before? There were no memories, just blurs and pain from trying to remember. She decided to stop, not wanting to risk further pain in her head, and figured it would just be best to wait patiently for Lenalee and Ranulf.
When: January 30th, late evening
Where: Outside Ari Apartments
What: Lenalee offered to escort Eve around town, Eve wanted to bring Ranulf too.
Waiting patiently outside the tall apartment building, Eve stood silently, focusing her eyes on the darkened sky. Lenalee and Ranulf should be meeting her soon, but she didn't know who would arrive first. She had met many people over the strange journals. Lenalee and Ranulf were the two she liked best. Ranulf had asked her what it was that she wanted. Despite not having any memories, she still had a feeling that she should do what others wanted her to do, and that having her own will was not a good thing. It was a nagging feeling, as if it were ingrained deep into her mind. Lenalee had also shown her much kindness, offering to accompany Eve so that she didn't get lost and assuring her that she was not alone. Indeed, they were both nice people.
Could she call them friends? Perhaps. She hoped so anyway. Being without memories made her feel vulnerable and afraid, but the thought of friends was quite pleasing. It produced a warm feeling inside of her; happiness. Had she ever had friends before? There were no memories, just blurs and pain from trying to remember. She decided to stop, not wanting to risk further pain in her head, and figured it would just be best to wait patiently for Lenalee and Ranulf.