05-09-2016, 12:21 AM
Cassandra and crew sauntered onward, occasionally stopping because she needed to “sit down” or have Cana eat some food. “Did you want some?” the Fairytail wizard asked, blinking as she held out an apple.
Cassandra looked at the piece of fruit, as though it were a rock in Cana’s hand before speaking, “I’m quite alright, I can’t eat food that is directly summoned, that is to say, a prime has a special power that us secondaries do not and cannot apply, since we’re directly made from it. Anyway, summoned food disagrees with me,” Cassandra told the lie with a convincing expression, though behind the mask of her pale, beautiful face, the brunette held a smirk, “But I think the taste of ‘grown’ food, though the trees were once summoned as well, is much more appealing.” The thorough explanation told Cana that her generosity was not meant to snub her offer, but simply that there was a reason for the rejection of it.
Cana, after looking hard at the apple she had already eaten shrugged her shoulders and bit into it, “You don’t think I’ll get a reaction, do you?”
Cassandra’s smile broadened, finding this most amusing, since her lie was so believable, Cana was concerned for your own health now, “No no, I’m sure you’ll be quite alright.”
“What makes you so sure?” Cana said, meaning no accusation, despite her curiosity.
“I just, don’t get the feeling that you’ll have an issue? My world was very... Particular about where it derived its food source, I believe it had a strain of food that was far different than that of many who inhabit here, it makes finding food that agrees with me, and is safe for my body to have without a reaction, a bit difficult, in this verse particularly, though the Frozen Fields and the Endless Dunes, I assume would have the same effect, as they are Vast in size.”
Cassandra’s explanation was very thought out, and Cana had no reason to doubt it, so she simply blinked and continued crunching, picking apart the taste with her tongue, and comparing it to the fruit of home. On her last gulp, Cana swallowed the food and heard a very strange squirting noise gargling coming from the cavity nearby.
“Shoot.” Cassandra growled, and suddenly her entire body moved into a defensive form, which by example, urged Cana to do the same. “Sorry we couldn’t make it through here easily, but we’re about to have some company, let’s just hope there’s only one of them and no more.”
The elusive woman suddenly unsheathed a long katana that she had somehow been disguising as a part of her attire, when it was pulled out however, the seams in the fabric woven in to accommodate the case became apparent. The woman had several attributes of stealth, and now that Cana reflected on this, she had not been able to hear the sound of her feet falling on the ground, despite this kind of rock, which made almost anything that caused friction or force against it to create noise. The wizard too, brought out her cards and readied them, though, she wasn’t sure how much damage she would be able to do, considering the strange laws of the Omniverse, and how they noticeably had effected her own strength.
The blue cards glowed familiarly in the wizard’s hands, and Cana, though her arms had been covered by the jacket, couldn’t help but to feel a tided of curiosity spark as she caught a glimpse of the tattoo of “fairy glitter” just underneath the cuff of her wrist. Whatever had happened, that mark was there, and she recognized it, and the magic that seemed to be bestowed with it. Then, there was also the fact that Cana had a newly tapped confidence in her, one that might be just as lethal when applied to battle, her eyes narrowed and she waited for the cards to be dealt.
A single claw came out of the obsidian ground, it had talons on each finger, as long as
The creature surfaced, one hand at a time, as though he were cracking through the shell of his own egg. Gushing molten lava rolled out like a seeping goo, faster than it could congeal against the cold stone ground. Bright orange filled the injured cavity of earth and a thick skinned beast could be seen crawling and heaving his way onto the surface. It was covered in magma, but slowly this molten mush dribbled off of his skin, revealing, at first patches of ornate brown scales.
Cassandra looked at the piece of fruit, as though it were a rock in Cana’s hand before speaking, “I’m quite alright, I can’t eat food that is directly summoned, that is to say, a prime has a special power that us secondaries do not and cannot apply, since we’re directly made from it. Anyway, summoned food disagrees with me,” Cassandra told the lie with a convincing expression, though behind the mask of her pale, beautiful face, the brunette held a smirk, “But I think the taste of ‘grown’ food, though the trees were once summoned as well, is much more appealing.” The thorough explanation told Cana that her generosity was not meant to snub her offer, but simply that there was a reason for the rejection of it.
Cana, after looking hard at the apple she had already eaten shrugged her shoulders and bit into it, “You don’t think I’ll get a reaction, do you?”
Cassandra’s smile broadened, finding this most amusing, since her lie was so believable, Cana was concerned for your own health now, “No no, I’m sure you’ll be quite alright.”
“What makes you so sure?” Cana said, meaning no accusation, despite her curiosity.
“I just, don’t get the feeling that you’ll have an issue? My world was very... Particular about where it derived its food source, I believe it had a strain of food that was far different than that of many who inhabit here, it makes finding food that agrees with me, and is safe for my body to have without a reaction, a bit difficult, in this verse particularly, though the Frozen Fields and the Endless Dunes, I assume would have the same effect, as they are Vast in size.”
Cassandra’s explanation was very thought out, and Cana had no reason to doubt it, so she simply blinked and continued crunching, picking apart the taste with her tongue, and comparing it to the fruit of home. On her last gulp, Cana swallowed the food and heard a very strange squirting noise gargling coming from the cavity nearby.
“Shoot.” Cassandra growled, and suddenly her entire body moved into a defensive form, which by example, urged Cana to do the same. “Sorry we couldn’t make it through here easily, but we’re about to have some company, let’s just hope there’s only one of them and no more.”
The elusive woman suddenly unsheathed a long katana that she had somehow been disguising as a part of her attire, when it was pulled out however, the seams in the fabric woven in to accommodate the case became apparent. The woman had several attributes of stealth, and now that Cana reflected on this, she had not been able to hear the sound of her feet falling on the ground, despite this kind of rock, which made almost anything that caused friction or force against it to create noise. The wizard too, brought out her cards and readied them, though, she wasn’t sure how much damage she would be able to do, considering the strange laws of the Omniverse, and how they noticeably had effected her own strength.
The blue cards glowed familiarly in the wizard’s hands, and Cana, though her arms had been covered by the jacket, couldn’t help but to feel a tided of curiosity spark as she caught a glimpse of the tattoo of “fairy glitter” just underneath the cuff of her wrist. Whatever had happened, that mark was there, and she recognized it, and the magic that seemed to be bestowed with it. Then, there was also the fact that Cana had a newly tapped confidence in her, one that might be just as lethal when applied to battle, her eyes narrowed and she waited for the cards to be dealt.
A single claw came out of the obsidian ground, it had talons on each finger, as long as
The creature surfaced, one hand at a time, as though he were cracking through the shell of his own egg. Gushing molten lava rolled out like a seeping goo, faster than it could congeal against the cold stone ground. Bright orange filled the injured cavity of earth and a thick skinned beast could be seen crawling and heaving his way onto the surface. It was covered in magma, but slowly this molten mush dribbled off of his skin, revealing, at first patches of ornate brown scales.
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