#aseaofmuses

Emma had been out there, hunting the black fairy and Gideon. But she hadn’t expected to get separated from her friends. She was facing down both of them. She stood her ground. The pair grew increasingly frustrated. Until the Black Fairy changed into her small form. Emma didn’t see it coming. The fairy flew right through her. Emma screamed, pain ripped through her. Gideon screamed, too. He caught the fairy, weeped over her, but she was still alive. 

“She was mine to kill.” He told the fairy. To kill? Emma was confused. Was? She wasn’t dead yet. But she shook, Emma fell to her knees, her knees suddenly giving in. 

“What?” She asked, more to herself. This was impossible. 

          There was no sense of hesitation in the woman as the door to the shop was swung open, causing the bell to ring, announcing her arrival to the owner. The heels of her court shoes clicked against the floor as the Mayor made her way to the counter which stood between her and the other woman.

          Red painted lips pulled into a grin, and her eyes had caught that glint that she was up to something. And while she very possibly could try to do this on her own, there was one way she could go to get what she wanted a lot quicker.

BAE IT’S- WE JUST-… WHY ARE YOU NOT SLEEPING

You’re grounded.

...WHAT?! MAMA THAT’S NOT FAIR!

The red bird. It had so much to do with her visions apparently, visions that almost scared Emma to death. With her hand constantly trembling, she ran after the bird. She was scared. Terrified, because that sword could do serious harm. even if she survives. It could kill someone that day, probably would.

Finally the bird settled on a branch. Under it there was a blonde girl.

𝐅𝐑𝐔𝐈𝐓𝐘 𝐇𝐄𝐀𝐃𝐂𝐀𝐍𝐎𝐍 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐓𝐒 || Accepting

(@asea0fmxses)

🍇  :    how would my muse describe their childhood?  how much has it impacted the person they are now,  or will become as an adult?  around what age did they or will they start to mature,  and why?  do they wish to go back to their days as a child,  or have they embraced adulthood?

Yuu tends to try an avoid the conversation of her childhood as much as possible, it's not that she's shamed by the fact that she's an orphan she just had to deal with a good abundance of ridicule for that fact. So she'd just rather not talk about it as much as possible to anyone from NRC or beyond; when it comes to describing it though she'd claim that it wasn't bad and she was at least taken care of even having grown attached to the owner of the orphanage she resided in (An elderly woman named Maki). Being as she didn't have a lot growing up she is now the type that's very appreciative of the little things and is as kind as she is because she knows what it feels like to be on the negative side of others opinions.

Likewise because of her situation she was forced to mature relatively early putting her at ten when she needed to start thinking like an adult due to the influx of younger children joining the orphanage as well. She had to take on something of an elder sister role to the younger children who were too nervous to talk to the maids or just to ensure they knew they weren't alone. And though she doesn't have any complaints about her childhood per-say she'd content in being part of the adult world now choosing to leave her childhood as a occasional passing memory but never wanting to go back.