[WET] : our muses find one another in a torrential downpour of rain, both soaking wet.
She loved the rain, the feeling of the droplets against her skin, so she couldnāt help but twirl around in it. This is when she most feels alive, her hands go up trying to catch the rain a laugh escaping her lips.
There wasnāt a place nearby to get shelter, not that she was intending to find some, but she saw another woman there who if she saw correctly was indeed trying to find shelter. As she sees the other she smiles softly, one of her hands going to her lips, a finger gently stroking it. āDonāt you just love the rain?ā
She felt like a miserable, drowned mouse, and she looked a bit like one too. Marisaās previously intricate curls now flattened, clinging to her like her dress was, and her mascara was running as well, creating dark circles around her eyes. New to this world, the woman was lost and in the middle of nowhere, it seemed. Her bus broke down and being told to walk to the next stop, she did. However, she hadnāt been told of how far it was, several miles away, and halfway there it started raining. By the time she walked back, the bus was already gone, so now she was just walking back. Her daemon hung back, screeching quietly as he begrudgingly walked along the wet, dirty ground. His paws, once bright and gold, were now dingy and dark due to the mud.Ā
Seeing another person there, Marisa felt some hope that they might help her, perhaps they knew their way around, knew of some place she could go. She hadnāt seen any buses drive by in either direction, it was the countryside, they probably werenāt frequent. Her steps were slow, the six inch heels of her shoes getting occasionally stuck against the ground, but she made it to the other woman. About to ask about directions, she opened her mouth to speak and she watched as the other began speaking, and then stroking her lips. Marisa was quiet for a moment, blushing and electing not to answer the otherās question. It was already fairly obvious that one of them was enjoying themselves in the rain and one of them wasnāt, but Marisa didnāt want to be rude.
āUm... Iām not from around here actually, Iām not sure of where I am. Itās... a long story.ā her English accent rang over the downpour.Ā āDo you know where we are?ā