Continued from X w/ @melodicbreeze
Riga cannot recall a time in their life where they had ever been lifted from the ground-- It's difficult, after all, to lift a several hundred pound piece of circuits and machinery. The gust that lifts her from the ground to the tree above could probably fell a poorly built house if aimed in the right direction.
In a feeble bid for some sense of stability, she claws at the branches, hauls herself onto them in some sort of sad, trapped, cat-like manner.
"Why--" is all Rigatello manages to hiss out, before the feeling of the tree limb bending under her weight distracts her from finishing any weary condemnations.
"... Help."











