Thelma Goth
Seamstress
Though it had only manifested within the past few weeks, rumors had already spread through the ranks of the NJO about Thelma's odd nocturnal habits. She had been spotted in the halls of the Temple, either wandering around or miming activities and talking to herself. It didn't take a genius to figure out that the girl had a problem with sleepwalking, and most people knew to just leave her alone and let the episode pass.
At least, until she started barging into people's rooms in the middle of the night. Which was what she had just done to poor Silas.
After successfully opening the door to his quarters, Thelma paused. It was clear she had just come from bed; she was in pink pajamas, barefoot, with her red hair braided in two pigtails. At first she didn't say or do anything. She just stood there staring vacantly, her brow slightly furrowed, almost as if she had forgotten why she had come there in the first place.
Then, she suddenly spoke in a reproachful tone: "Did you forget to take your blood today?" Except she wasn't asking Silas so much as an invisible person somewhere off to the side of his room. Perhaps she was talking to a ghost?
"I'm not even mad, I'm just disappointed."
At least, until she started barging into people's rooms in the middle of the night. Which was what she had just done to poor Silas.
After successfully opening the door to his quarters, Thelma paused. It was clear she had just come from bed; she was in pink pajamas, barefoot, with her red hair braided in two pigtails. At first she didn't say or do anything. She just stood there staring vacantly, her brow slightly furrowed, almost as if she had forgotten why she had come there in the first place.
Then, she suddenly spoke in a reproachful tone: "Did you forget to take your blood today?" Except she wasn't asking Silas so much as an invisible person somewhere off to the side of his room. Perhaps she was talking to a ghost?
"I'm not even mad, I'm just disappointed."