When Things Are Crumbling...
[ CHARACTERS ]: Anise Tatlin and vatheon
[ LOCATION ]: The Plaza
[ TIME ]: Anise's arrival to Vatheon. Fair warning there's a little bit of depression going on in here. XD
[ STYLE ]: Both
[ STATUS ]: Open~
[ Any Vatheonites can see that there was a strange teenage girl curled up in a corner of the plaza covered in water and shaking. She wasn't cold. She was actually sobbing if anyone were to walk closer. Her pigtails drooped low due to the wetness of her hair and her clothes clung to her as she shook. She didn't even care about that right now. She could get sick and pass out and it wouldn't matter. Ion just died. She couldn't even think of why she was here and not anywhere near Ion right now. How did it happen? Why was she covered in water and what was this place?
She would know if it were any part of Auldrant because she's been there. This place was unknown, and foreign and strange. She couldn't tell where the directions led and she couldn't tell if any of her companions were nearby. Not that she would seek them out right now. She had betrayed them. She had turned them over for Mohs and her parents. Were her mama and papa okay? She knew that they had rescued them but still. She still couldn't get past the fact that it wasn't her fault. It was the situation that called for it. She tried her best to think it like that but she couldn't. She knew what she was doing and she knew what had happened was her fault. Even if she wasn't blamed for it. She knew she was at fault.
She betrayed Ion, and everyone that ever cared about her. Those were happy days. Her friends and Ion. Anise curled up even more covering herself as she tried to slow her sobs down. Everything will be okay...soon. She'll just leave them. They were probably angry at her and upset that she didn't talk to them. Maybe she should have. She didn't know how though. That's just how she was. She didn't know how to ask others for help. She always smiled and acted as if everything was okay and really nothing was. She was always doing something behind their backs. Her sobbing continued quietly. ]
[ LOCATION ]: The Plaza
[ TIME ]: Anise's arrival to Vatheon. Fair warning there's a little bit of depression going on in here. XD
[ STYLE ]: Both
[ STATUS ]: Open~
[ Any Vatheonites can see that there was a strange teenage girl curled up in a corner of the plaza covered in water and shaking. She wasn't cold. She was actually sobbing if anyone were to walk closer. Her pigtails drooped low due to the wetness of her hair and her clothes clung to her as she shook. She didn't even care about that right now. She could get sick and pass out and it wouldn't matter. Ion just died. She couldn't even think of why she was here and not anywhere near Ion right now. How did it happen? Why was she covered in water and what was this place?
She would know if it were any part of Auldrant because she's been there. This place was unknown, and foreign and strange. She couldn't tell where the directions led and she couldn't tell if any of her companions were nearby. Not that she would seek them out right now. She had betrayed them. She had turned them over for Mohs and her parents. Were her mama and papa okay? She knew that they had rescued them but still. She still couldn't get past the fact that it wasn't her fault. It was the situation that called for it. She tried her best to think it like that but she couldn't. She knew what she was doing and she knew what had happened was her fault. Even if she wasn't blamed for it. She knew she was at fault.
She betrayed Ion, and everyone that ever cared about her. Those were happy days. Her friends and Ion. Anise curled up even more covering herself as she tried to slow her sobs down. Everything will be okay...soon. She'll just leave them. They were probably angry at her and upset that she didn't talk to them. Maybe she should have. She didn't know how though. That's just how she was. She didn't know how to ask others for help. She always smiled and acted as if everything was okay and really nothing was. She was always doing something behind their backs. Her sobbing continued quietly. ]