Aver Brand
Mercicle
She hummed, digging her thumb into a particularly stubborn knot halfway down [member="Quietus"]’s back.
“Implying there’s something wrong with leaders?” the firrerreo questioned, quirking her head to the side to catch a glimpse of the woman’s face. Following her gaze, Aver glanced upwards. Her mouth formed into a small, awed ‘o’ as she watched the fantastic display, fingers stilling for a few moments.
“I mean, sure, some can be assholes,” she continued as the skreev disappeared over the treeline, leaving the frightened chirping of birds as the only evidence of their passing.
“But a few good ones even it out, I think. At the end of the day, the universe likes its balance.”
With a half-hearted shrug, the former leader of the One Sith armies snaked her fingers upward, into those wet tresses and braids, and sought out that delicious sweet spot that made the Queen of the Wilds mewl like a spoiled cat.
She had a good memory, too.
“Implying there’s something wrong with leaders?” the firrerreo questioned, quirking her head to the side to catch a glimpse of the woman’s face. Following her gaze, Aver glanced upwards. Her mouth formed into a small, awed ‘o’ as she watched the fantastic display, fingers stilling for a few moments.
“I mean, sure, some can be assholes,” she continued as the skreev disappeared over the treeline, leaving the frightened chirping of birds as the only evidence of their passing.
“But a few good ones even it out, I think. At the end of the day, the universe likes its balance.”
With a half-hearted shrug, the former leader of the One Sith armies snaked her fingers upward, into those wet tresses and braids, and sought out that delicious sweet spot that made the Queen of the Wilds mewl like a spoiled cat.
She had a good memory, too.