07-14-2015, 09:06 PM
Molly sipped her cup of infamous Black Life and had turned to Sylvia who had reentered the room feeling refreshed. After feeling freshly spritzed and having notably fluffier hair, Molly brought the woman's attention to the screen and played back the footage from earlier.
"Yep. That's definitely him." Sylvia confirmed and became Molly's soul witness. Little did Molly know it would be hard for Sylvia to forget such a notably scruffy face. Sylvia turned to Molly, reading the skepticism on the girl's youthful but despairing face. "He's not dead." Sylvia reassured her.
"How do you know?"
"It'll take a lot more than gladiators to kill that oaf." The woman offered her unwavering faith to Molly, whose eyes began to glow with the light of hope.
"So what are you going to do, kid? Will you go to see him? That news website has the coordinates..." Sylvia offered, but they both knew this was a bad idea and not just because of the orcs outside.
Molly shook her head as her eyes dimmed, "By the time I got there, what with the portals in the Nexus, he could already be gone." It was rare for Molly to display her fear, but she opened up to Sylvia, unafraid of the consequence, and responding well to the welcoming intimacy that was a "one-on-one" conversation. "Not to mention, Gildarts wouldn't want me there, I think he's afraid he will break something, or that a building will fall on me. I can support him from the sidelines.... Besides..."
Molly parted the cotton-candy pink curtains and veered out to the city street. She saw the massive horde of destruction, the green creatures trampling her beloved town. Gildarts you dummy. How could you let this happen... Though in retrospect, it's probably better you aren't here. You'd destroy the whole town of Ambrosia trying to "save" it. The girl smiled at the bitter sweet truth.
The girl in the magenta skirt jammies was about to ask Sylvia about how Guu was doing, but a rapid knock on the door interrupted her train of thought. Speak of the princess, there she was.
"Molly, are you okay?" The princess nobly asked.
"I'm okay Princess, how have you been fairing? Is it really bad? Are we safe?"
"I assure you, we have some friends battling against the orcs, though I was hoping for diplomacy, I'm glad you're okay Molly, not sure what Gildarts would say if you were captured under my care."
Molly nodded, before something urgent was brought up, the vague mention of an encrypted message. And soon, it would all begin.
"Yep. That's definitely him." Sylvia confirmed and became Molly's soul witness. Little did Molly know it would be hard for Sylvia to forget such a notably scruffy face. Sylvia turned to Molly, reading the skepticism on the girl's youthful but despairing face. "He's not dead." Sylvia reassured her.
"How do you know?"
"It'll take a lot more than gladiators to kill that oaf." The woman offered her unwavering faith to Molly, whose eyes began to glow with the light of hope.
"So what are you going to do, kid? Will you go to see him? That news website has the coordinates..." Sylvia offered, but they both knew this was a bad idea and not just because of the orcs outside.
Molly shook her head as her eyes dimmed, "By the time I got there, what with the portals in the Nexus, he could already be gone." It was rare for Molly to display her fear, but she opened up to Sylvia, unafraid of the consequence, and responding well to the welcoming intimacy that was a "one-on-one" conversation. "Not to mention, Gildarts wouldn't want me there, I think he's afraid he will break something, or that a building will fall on me. I can support him from the sidelines.... Besides..."
Molly parted the cotton-candy pink curtains and veered out to the city street. She saw the massive horde of destruction, the green creatures trampling her beloved town. Gildarts you dummy. How could you let this happen... Though in retrospect, it's probably better you aren't here. You'd destroy the whole town of Ambrosia trying to "save" it. The girl smiled at the bitter sweet truth.
The girl in the magenta skirt jammies was about to ask Sylvia about how Guu was doing, but a rapid knock on the door interrupted her train of thought. Speak of the princess, there she was.
"Molly, are you okay?" The princess nobly asked.
"I'm okay Princess, how have you been fairing? Is it really bad? Are we safe?"
"I assure you, we have some friends battling against the orcs, though I was hoping for diplomacy, I'm glad you're okay Molly, not sure what Gildarts would say if you were captured under my care."
Molly nodded, before something urgent was brought up, the vague mention of an encrypted message. And soon, it would all begin.
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"I have never met a strong person with an easy past." -Atticus