"Miss...?" Larsa had noticed the soft sound of something breaking, made gentler by snow. The lady who had dropped the object seemed to be accumulating snow at a rather... alarming rate. He'd been merely wandering, enjoying the weather that was unusual for him to see, and almost hadn't noticed her so still on that bench.
At once, he'd begin to unclip his cape, to offer it to her, stepping nearer with fast clipped steps to hold it out. "Please, if you would...? I am sorry about your object." He was unsure as to what it had been before it broke.
Ange was shaken from her thoughts by the voice, and she looked at Larsa for a moment before really registering that he was there. By then, he was offering his cape to her, and she took it without thinking, her fingers quite numb. Remembering herself, she cleared her throat.
"Thank you," she replied quietly, wrapping the cape around herself. "I lost track of time."
When he mentioned the vase, she turned to the fragments on the ground. With a soft sigh that formed a puff of visible breath in the air, she bent down to retrieve the pieces. Wordlessly, she cradled them in her hands as if they weren't already broken.
"Come, try to remember..." she began, "What form did you have? Surely, it was a very beautiful form..."
If only she could bring back Simon that way. In the meantime, though, the small vase became whole again in her hands, just like new. She offered Larsa a small smile as she held it up for him to see.
"Nothing to be sorry about," she chuckled. "I was just... thinking, I guess."
"It is no trouble." He insisted softly, glad that she should take it; the cold was as mighty as it was bitter, and it was no weather for a lady to be quite stranded in.
As she spoke to the poor, broken shards, he stayed politely quiet. It was only once they became whole that his face flushed with happy surprise, and he knelt a little, to be closer to it in height.
"Pardon me for disturbing your thinking. But what you have just preformed is a most fantastical magik." Gloved hands finding either side of his face, he smiled up at her cheerfully. Though she seemed distracted and almost sad, really, he thought it should not be the place of a stranger to ask-- merely, to provide company so long as it was suitable.
He seemed overly formal, she thought at first, and was reminded of all the parties she had been to as a child. Trying to put those negative memories out of her mind, Ange tilted her head, considering the question. Well, no. She wasn't a very powerful witch at all. She could only do a few things here and there, and hadn't been practicing much since she had come to Somarium.
With a sigh, she shook her head.
"Not really," she admitted. "I'm only able to do a bit. But, things like this are my specialty, since I'm a Witch of Resurrection."
She had managed to bring back Sakutarou, so long ago... Contented with her answer, she looked back at Larsa.
"I guess they have magic where you come from?" she questioned. "Not all places do."
Listening to her explanation thoughtfully, he nodded once he felt he understood all she'd said.
"A useful skill though, to be sure." Gesturing to the vase, still impressed by it.
"They do indeed have magiks in the place I hail from. Though, like you, I suppose I am not overtly practiced in them. Curative magiks are my only specialty. Though I could never repair something material, as you just have."
Flushing a bit when he realized he was perhaps being impolite by speaking too much, he stood.
"I apologize if I am being a great imposition in inquiring this, but; might you need someone to walk you home? The weather is most foul and I should not like it if you froze."
Curative? It sounded a bit like her own magic. Maria onee-chan's, too. She looked curiously up at the stranger, wondering what sort of world he had come from. Medieval, perhaps, judging by his clothes.
She smiled slightly at the compliment. "It's not that useful," she admitted. "Only when I do stupid things like this."
She indicated the spot in the snow where the vase had broken. At his question, she was again surprised, and after a moment of thought, nodded her head.
"... Sorry," she said, getting to her feet, clutching the three items from her room to her chest, "It's been a tough week. I hate to put it on a complete stranger."
Right, they hadn't been introduced. She breathed out a small exhale.
At once, he'd begin to unclip his cape, to offer it to her, stepping nearer with fast clipped steps to hold it out. "Please, if you would...? I am sorry about your object." He was unsure as to what it had been before it broke.
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Ange was shaken from her thoughts by the voice, and she looked at Larsa for a moment before really registering that he was there. By then, he was offering his cape to her, and she took it without thinking, her fingers quite numb. Remembering herself, she cleared her throat.
"Thank you," she replied quietly, wrapping the cape around herself. "I lost track of time."
When he mentioned the vase, she turned to the fragments on the ground. With a soft sigh that formed a puff of visible breath in the air, she bent down to retrieve the pieces. Wordlessly, she cradled them in her hands as if they weren't already broken.
"Come, try to remember..." she began, "What form did you have? Surely, it was a very beautiful form..."
If only she could bring back Simon that way. In the meantime, though, the small vase became whole again in her hands, just like new. She offered Larsa a small smile as she held it up for him to see.
"Nothing to be sorry about," she chuckled. "I was just... thinking, I guess."
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As she spoke to the poor, broken shards, he stayed politely quiet. It was only once they became whole that his face flushed with happy surprise, and he knelt a little, to be closer to it in height.
"Pardon me for disturbing your thinking. But what you have just preformed is a most fantastical magik." Gloved hands finding either side of his face, he smiled up at her cheerfully. Though she seemed distracted and almost sad, really, he thought it should not be the place of a stranger to ask-- merely, to provide company so long as it was suitable.
"Are you quite skilled in magiks?"
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With a sigh, she shook her head.
"Not really," she admitted. "I'm only able to do a bit. But, things like this are my specialty, since I'm a Witch of Resurrection."
She had managed to bring back Sakutarou, so long ago... Contented with her answer, she looked back at Larsa.
"I guess they have magic where you come from?" she questioned. "Not all places do."
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"A useful skill though, to be sure." Gesturing to the vase, still impressed by it.
"They do indeed have magiks in the place I hail from. Though, like you, I suppose I am not overtly practiced in them. Curative magiks are my only specialty. Though I could never repair something material, as you just have."
Flushing a bit when he realized he was perhaps being impolite by speaking too much, he stood.
"I apologize if I am being a great imposition in inquiring this, but; might you need someone to walk you home? The weather is most foul and I should not like it if you froze."
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She smiled slightly at the compliment. "It's not that useful," she admitted. "Only when I do stupid things like this."
She indicated the spot in the snow where the vase had broken. At his question, she was again surprised, and after a moment of thought, nodded her head.
"... Sorry," she said, getting to her feet, clutching the three items from her room to her chest, "It's been a tough week. I hate to put it on a complete stranger."
Right, they hadn't been introduced. She breathed out a small exhale.
"I'm Ange," she said, by ways of introduction.
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How he did wish he knew a firey spell though, to warm the area for them both.
"We are not strangers any longer, but now friends. Do feel free to put it upon me while we walk."
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"My... boyfriend," she said, flushing at the word, "He left Somarium recently. And I've been fighting with one of my best friends, too. It's--"
Ange let out another small exhale, shaking her head.
"It's really difficult. All this happening at once."
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