That is fine. They're not so important, and even others in my world wouldn't recognise a number of city names if I gave them.
[they can't help but laugh, even beneath the soft rumble of breath as Wriothesley leans in, breath ghosting over their neck. he's intriguing, just going his own way—an admirable ideal, in their very biased opinion.]
Mm... perhaps the longer version, as it will hopefully answer further questions for you. [the circumstance isn't entirely dissimilar from Visions, of course, even down to the popular idea that Awakened are "god touched," but Nimah has no concept of this yet. besides, they can't help but be a little distracted, another shiver as lips ghost over their neck.] It is not my favourite addition to the air, as it feels heavy and thick. It's also liable to make my hair take forever to dry... since you seem enamoured with braiding it while you test my resolve.
[this time, there's no attempt at coyness or calm, rational thought. Nimah is not stupid, after all, and they've gotten enough of a read on him to guess his intent. even if he may enjoy the process of braiding it, the older man's hair is most assuredly a means to his end... they just have to decide where they'd like to let him win that particular "contest."]
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[they can't help but laugh, even beneath the soft rumble of breath as Wriothesley leans in, breath ghosting over their neck. he's intriguing, just going his own way—an admirable ideal, in their very biased opinion.]
Mm... perhaps the longer version, as it will hopefully answer further questions for you. [the circumstance isn't entirely dissimilar from Visions, of course, even down to the popular idea that Awakened are "god touched," but Nimah has no concept of this yet. besides, they can't help but be a little distracted, another shiver as lips ghost over their neck.] It is not my favourite addition to the air, as it feels heavy and thick. It's also liable to make my hair take forever to dry... since you seem enamoured with braiding it while you test my resolve.
[this time, there's no attempt at coyness or calm, rational thought. Nimah is not stupid, after all, and they've gotten enough of a read on him to guess his intent. even if he may enjoy the process of braiding it, the older man's hair is most assuredly a means to his end... they just have to decide where they'd like to let him win that particular "contest."]