The onset of spring has Ella in a fairly good mood. She's been spending her time quietly, doing this and that, mainly polishing up on her reading and arithmetic, not to mention general pop culture. While personable, she has never been the most social of people, and the quiet routine that she's settled into suits her fine ( Read more... )

Ella is out by the lake. It's one of her favorite places in Milliways, to be honest.

(wide, open, free, everything she couldn't see in her former life, the first thing she was shown when she'd arrived -- and she feels an empty hole in her chest because she lost Charles and she lost Truman and her sense of listlessness is growing on her)

She's dressed ( Read more... )

Khayman has come in all on his own.

He leans against a pillar and watches people, idly, the way you watch ducks in a pool.

He's not feeding them, though.

The front door swings open and in bounces a little boy space pirate vaguely catlike creature Brak. He is singing.

Beef log, beef log ( Read more... )