Who:Stella and YOU. Where: Blessenwood; heading to Unicia soon. When: Early evening. Why: Stella needs to feed the little baby elves Open/Closed: Open! Warnings: None.
She had to be a ghost. There was no other logical explanation that made sense for why he was seeing Stella here, of all people, in Atlas. Although most of the other guild members had arrived in Wulderworth by now, Senel'd hung back to ensure last-minute details were top-notch - and when they were, he'd begun his journey back.
Except... the marketplace with the ghost of the girl he once (still?) loved completely caught him off-guard. After a moment of hesitation, he stepped forward. "Stella?"
His throat choked on the name. Surely it couldn't be... Martel was playing a trick on him, right? Had to be. He watched her die! It just... it just didn't make any sense whatsoever.
A ghost was a bit strange to be seeing, but she wouldn't be 'haunting' him when she saw he was trying to finally get over her death. Stella found herself not being able to be out too long, in fear that something may happen to the elves if she were gone long enough.
Hearing her name be called in a way that almost sounded hesitant, fearful, confusion, and maybe even a bit of hope; she was a bit surprised that someone would have known her name if she had not officially met anyone yet, except her sister.
Turning around to face him, she had expected this reaction from him, since she had gotten the same one almost from Shirley. She looked to Senel and smiled softly, "Senel. It's so good to see you again."
How long had it been since he'd last seen her? Three years? (Maybe even more?) Everything about her felt so surreal - seeing her in this moment, in Blessenwood - and yet real at the same time. Ignoring the confused townspeople around them, he immediately embraced her and wrapped his arms tightly around her.
"You too," He murmured, blinking back tears. "I missed you so much."
Shirley had mentioned Stella being alive, but he must've blocked it out of his memory... or perhaps he just didn't believe it. It didn't feel real. Not letting go, he then attempted to intertwine his hands in hers. "How long've you been here...?"
Stella looked up to him as she didn't pay mind to the curious townspeople, her eyes only resting on Senel at the moment. She blinked and soon found herself in his arms, in a very tight embrace. Stella wrapped her arms around him as well, and just held him close to her, just as tight.
Hearing those words coming from him, she blushed a bit, as she smiled and whispered softly, "I missed you too."
She smiled a bit wider as she felt his hands in hers, as she held onto him and said, "Just about a couple of months." Her feelings had begun to resurface to her heart once again, as she then said, "Shirley told me you were here as well."
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Except... the marketplace with the ghost of the girl he once (still?) loved completely caught him off-guard. After a moment of hesitation, he stepped forward. "Stella?"
His throat choked on the name. Surely it couldn't be... Martel was playing a trick on him, right? Had to be. He watched her die! It just... it just didn't make any sense whatsoever.
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Hearing her name be called in a way that almost sounded hesitant, fearful, confusion, and maybe even a bit of hope; she was a bit surprised that someone would have known her name if she had not officially met anyone yet, except her sister.
Turning around to face him, she had expected this reaction from him, since she had gotten the same one almost from Shirley. She looked to Senel and smiled softly, "Senel. It's so good to see you again."
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"You too," He murmured, blinking back tears. "I missed you so much."
Shirley had mentioned Stella being alive, but he must've blocked it out of his memory... or perhaps he just didn't believe it. It didn't feel real. Not letting go, he then attempted to intertwine his hands in hers. "How long've you been here...?"
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Hearing those words coming from him, she blushed a bit, as she smiled and whispered softly, "I missed you too."
She smiled a bit wider as she felt his hands in hers, as she held onto him and said, "Just about a couple of months." Her feelings had begun to resurface to her heart once again, as she then said, "Shirley told me you were here as well."
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