Gaia Sunaris Cadera
It's a cat-astrophe!
Beth fiddled her thumbs as she sat on the patio chair, which looked over the beautiful desert city of Sundari. The sun was setting, slowly dipping behind the horizon as she stared. The Clans had taken over Velmor, where [member="Cleru"] and Beth had participated in a relatively sad performance of medic.
She had snuck away from her family, and Cleru for a moment of privacy. Not really because she wanted to be alone but because she just needed a moment. She took a breath as she thought about how she ended up at this point. The memories from the horrible time spent on that rock infested hell. haunted her still. Really, the only respite was when Cleru visited. She placed her hand on her stomach, a common theme of Beth's life now.
There was no doubt that Cleru and [member="Yasha Cadera"], and those close to her probably had noticed something was seriously off with her. Not just the PTSD from watching a kid get ripped apart from a mutated mother monster thing, but in general.
The light purple dress fit well along Beth's frame, her wavy hair flowing in the light breeze. She had such a set plan - graduate, be a doctor, at least work in the combat as a medic for the next several years. It was crazy how something a month ago could completely alter her life, completely, at least most likely, have to burn all her plans.
Beth bit her nail as she thought about what to do. How to tell her secret to those she loved. How to just... Figure it all out.
She had snuck away from her family, and Cleru for a moment of privacy. Not really because she wanted to be alone but because she just needed a moment. She took a breath as she thought about how she ended up at this point. The memories from the horrible time spent on that rock infested hell. haunted her still. Really, the only respite was when Cleru visited. She placed her hand on her stomach, a common theme of Beth's life now.
There was no doubt that Cleru and [member="Yasha Cadera"], and those close to her probably had noticed something was seriously off with her. Not just the PTSD from watching a kid get ripped apart from a mutated mother monster thing, but in general.
The light purple dress fit well along Beth's frame, her wavy hair flowing in the light breeze. She had such a set plan - graduate, be a doctor, at least work in the combat as a medic for the next several years. It was crazy how something a month ago could completely alter her life, completely, at least most likely, have to burn all her plans.
Beth bit her nail as she thought about what to do. How to tell her secret to those she loved. How to just... Figure it all out.