we're counting our nights — private, ecclesia
Dec 8, 2016 6:08:22 GMT
Seliane and Lacie Baskerville. like this
Post by Lacie Baskerville. on Dec 8, 2016 6:08:22 GMT
I REMEMBER THE SUN IN THE SPRING AND HOW THE LIGHT KISSED MY EYES
LACIE ❝MAYA❞ BASKERVILLE
WHEN I WAS A CHILD IT WAS ALWAYS LIKE THIS, THE LIFE I LEFT BEHIND
Well, what an interesting situation this was. Should her brother somehow come to hear any word of this, Lacie was quite certain that he'd go off on her for centuries - "no going off in public without an escort", "no sense in risking being exposed for having contracted with a Chain", and the like - he really did like to worry, and she would never understand why. That was simply life - there were risks that came with everything. She just happened to take some others weren't comfortable taking - that was all; there was no reason to chastise her for it (especially given that she never listened, anyway - all of her brother's lectures just went in one ear, and out the other, as she believed it pointless to remember things that she deemed Unimportant).
Idly toying with the smooth folds of her garments, the raven-haired, crimson-eyed girl would stroll on - aware that her Victorian style of dress drew her plenty of attention, yet not caring enough to do anything about it. It mattered very little to her, what they thought; just as she likely mattered little to them. After all, she was but a fleeting thought - and she was sure that, in less than a day, her presence would fade from their memory, just as roses withered - their hold on their bright, vivid hues gradually slipping away into the ghostly, colourless white of winter storms.
On a whim, she bought herself a strawberry crepe, before proceeding to locate the nearest bench - slipping quietly, carefully, gracefully onto the cold seat, before unwrapping the food she'd not eaten in... what she believed to be some number of months ago. The last one she'd had was some blueberry crepe back in Paris, when she had been searching for someone. But that aside... she supposed she counted crepes as one of her comfort foods. She preferred to take her time, and consume them in a slow, methodical fashion, and it produced a rather soothing effect, she'd say, for lack of her usual eloquence. Brushing a stray silken strand of hair from her face as she brought the pastry closer to her slightly parted lips, it was then that a flash of white caught her eye - and instinctively, she glanced down to her right.
"Oh? I don't recall having received two," she mused aloud, a flicker of curiosity ghosting across her pale, elegant countenance. Crimson gaze narrowing in an inquisitive fashion, she eyed the other treat - still wrapped and warm. Hm, so even in a city where magic was considered taboo, it seemed that strange occurrences did crop up every now and then. A smile touched the corners of her mouth, when she tried to picture what the people of power in this society would make of an incident such as this; would they quarantine the area? Bring in enforcers?-- all because a single crepe had seemingly appeared out of nowhere? It was certainly an amusing thought.
Idly toying with the smooth folds of her garments, the raven-haired, crimson-eyed girl would stroll on - aware that her Victorian style of dress drew her plenty of attention, yet not caring enough to do anything about it. It mattered very little to her, what they thought; just as she likely mattered little to them. After all, she was but a fleeting thought - and she was sure that, in less than a day, her presence would fade from their memory, just as roses withered - their hold on their bright, vivid hues gradually slipping away into the ghostly, colourless white of winter storms.
On a whim, she bought herself a strawberry crepe, before proceeding to locate the nearest bench - slipping quietly, carefully, gracefully onto the cold seat, before unwrapping the food she'd not eaten in... what she believed to be some number of months ago. The last one she'd had was some blueberry crepe back in Paris, when she had been searching for someone. But that aside... she supposed she counted crepes as one of her comfort foods. She preferred to take her time, and consume them in a slow, methodical fashion, and it produced a rather soothing effect, she'd say, for lack of her usual eloquence. Brushing a stray silken strand of hair from her face as she brought the pastry closer to her slightly parted lips, it was then that a flash of white caught her eye - and instinctively, she glanced down to her right.
"Oh? I don't recall having received two," she mused aloud, a flicker of curiosity ghosting across her pale, elegant countenance. Crimson gaze narrowing in an inquisitive fashion, she eyed the other treat - still wrapped and warm. Hm, so even in a city where magic was considered taboo, it seemed that strange occurrences did crop up every now and then. A smile touched the corners of her mouth, when she tried to picture what the people of power in this society would make of an incident such as this; would they quarantine the area? Bring in enforcers?-- all because a single crepe had seemingly appeared out of nowhere? It was certainly an amusing thought.
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