Anaeria
Star
- Joined
- Mar 14, 2012
Naya grinned cheekily and let him pass, following him silently while she agreed "Yup, I actually do, seeing peoples' faces when they are unguarded is quite fascinating you know, some people even make weird ones that are hilarious! You're not one of those, your eyebrows just go up a little is all that happens, no fun at all." Once they reached the room that had been assigned to the lone 'priest' in their group, she slipped in after him quickly before he could close the door and then grew entirely serious, a shiver making her hair shake visibly. "Do you feel that ominous sensation Lord? It's like there's something just....not right at all with this place. The people barely talk at all and I jumped a foot when the human servant moved downstairs, it's like she doesn't....doesn't exist somehow."
Ariana smiled and then laughed as well at having to call Rafe Gustav, letting her beautiful pack mate feed her slowly and savouring the food, though truthfully her belly felt slightly nauseous. "I still can't feel my legs if it makes any difference, but I can feel the area over the wound, which is a good thing, it means I'm healing...even though it burns like a bugger." Trying to move her legs resulted in nothing happening, and the lycanthrope buried her head in her pillow after a moment with a short, hard breath of air expelled from her lungs. She did not want her Rosy to see her cry. Even temporarily, the loss of her legs was a devastating blow to the Lycanthropic woman, and a shudder ran down her spine as her mind automatically turned to the worst, somehow egged on by the environment until tears were leaking from her eyes into the pillow and she choked. "Oh god....what if my legs don't work after I'm healed...."
Ariana smiled and then laughed as well at having to call Rafe Gustav, letting her beautiful pack mate feed her slowly and savouring the food, though truthfully her belly felt slightly nauseous. "I still can't feel my legs if it makes any difference, but I can feel the area over the wound, which is a good thing, it means I'm healing...even though it burns like a bugger." Trying to move her legs resulted in nothing happening, and the lycanthrope buried her head in her pillow after a moment with a short, hard breath of air expelled from her lungs. She did not want her Rosy to see her cry. Even temporarily, the loss of her legs was a devastating blow to the Lycanthropic woman, and a shudder ran down her spine as her mind automatically turned to the worst, somehow egged on by the environment until tears were leaking from her eyes into the pillow and she choked. "Oh god....what if my legs don't work after I'm healed...."