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He had the patience of the Kami. At least that’s what they all kept telling him. Kuroji really wasn’t sure. In reality he had drawn the short straw out of the other shinobi to ‘assist’ the more elderly residents of the enclave that week.
Kuroji carried bags of flour, hung laundry, retrieved cats and other pets from strange places, dug in the mud to help plant the rice paddies, and other various things that he’d rather not think about. It was just going to be some time before he’d be cleaning cooking pots without gagging.
The reward he got for all of his hard work was often a pat on the cheek when they could reach or his arm when they couldn’t and be told he was such a ‘nice young man.” Kuroji grumbled about it to the other shinobi but in reality, they often had a lot to teach him. He learned so much about how to plant rice, take care of chickens, baking bread, and most importantly valuing family and loved ones and finding a balance in your life for everything.
All good lessons to take to heart with decades of experience to back them up.
If it had not been for the ceaseless light of day, Alysia might have considered the violet canopy that blanketed Lakeland to be quite beautiful. There was nothing quite like it in the Source but what it lacked made it glaringly ugly. No birds sang in the trees. The winds felt warm and stagnant. Everything was constantly glaring and invasive, no sense of wonder or mystery.
The hyur exhaled as she sat on the windowsill in her room at the Pendant. It was the only real sanctuary available to her. Her friends meant well with their concerns but it was hard to ignore the gravity of the predicament she faced. At least in these walls, she could be alone with her thoughts and aches. She could be vulnerable and just be Alysia; not the Warrior of Darkness.
The gruff sound of someone clearing their throat punctuated the silence. Her lips curled up in a small, cynical smile. Of course, she had forgotten that even in this place, she was never truly alone. Head turning to rest her cheek upon her shoulder, she spotted the imposing apparition lingering in the center of the room. She’d become accustomed to his presence for the most part but still to see him doned in his armor, with monstrous battleaxe strapped to his back was quite a sight to behold.
“What’s wrong? You look sad…” Ardbert bluntly stated the obvious. Alysia inhaled deeply and forced a smile that did not meet her eyes.
“It’s nothing. Just a little homesick…” She replied, not feeling particularly conversational at the moment. The throbbing of the Light she had consumed was a constant discomfort in her chest; even more so since her last battle with the warden. “I miss the sea…”
Ardbert slowly approached the window, keeping his usual distance from her. His arms crossed over his chest and he seemed to lean against the wall just opposite of her. “Are you afraid it will change when you return?” He asked, trying his best to provoke some sort of conversation. Not that she could blame him. When you couldn’t talk to anyone for nearly a century, there was a new novelty to idle chit-chat.
Alysia ran a hand over her face and gave her head a shake.”Change is always inevitable. It’s more the uncertainty of not knowing what is happening in my realm that nags at my thoughts.” There was the war with the Garleans, Ascians, City States and the welfare of her allies to consider.
The ghost murmured thoughtfully. “Some things are just beyond your control. Take it from me. I have had to endure watching everything fall apart and feel the weight of that responsibility. You do what you have to in the moment in the hopes that your actions will bring about a better tomorrow.” The red head couldn’t help but chuckle at the rather thoughtful insight of the warrior. His brow furrowed at her reaction, starting to fidget in his embarrassment. “What? What’s so funny?”
“Maybe I’m wrong.” She admitted, looking at her companion with a certain fondness. “Maybe not everything is subject to change. A hundred years and you have every reason to be skeptical and pessimistic about the state of your world.” WIthout thinking, she reached out to touch the man but when her fingers phased right through his arm, she withdrew quickly and looked ashamed in her thoughtlessness. Ardbert looked equally as frustrated, though not for anything she had done but his own disappointment for his current circumstances.
“What I mean to say is that, after everything you’ve endured. All the salacious rumors and falsehoods, you’ve never given up. Even in death, you still are here trying to help me better the world. A hundred years and you are still as much a hero as you were then.” Alysia continued with genuine appreciation.
If a ghost could blush, Ardbert likely would at her compliment. He looked down at the slender woman before him and scoffed loudly. A hand brushed the back of his head and he seemed unable to look her in the eyes. In him, Alysia saw herself, a kindred spirit of sorts. If her deeds and actions could someday measure up to his own, she might finally feel accomplished. For now though, there was much to consider and at least her words would garner her a few moments of quiet before the ghost finally managed to compose himself.
For what was probably the half dozenth time in short order, Mosh’ka popped her eye open behind the cover of her dark sunglasses and swept her gaze over to the elderly elezen woman a little way down the beach from her. Again the woman was looking over her way, but even a slight turn of her head that direction would get her suddenly interested in anything other than the sun bathing viera. She wasn’t one to be in any form ashamed by displays of her body, not after all the work she’d put into making it how it was after all, but the suggestion someone was ashamed to be caught looking upon her had the woman’s attention. Leaving her beach towel and basket of supplies aside, she finally popped up properly and started heading her admirer’s way with a broad smile and an energetic wave.
The aged elezen looks like she’s ready to try and get up and bolt off, but aged joints and slow reactions leave her barely ready to stand by the time the subject of her attention was already within ear shot. “Do not be alarmed! I only mean to introduce myself. I’m not bothered by eyes and their wanderings.” Inviting herself onto the elder’s towel, she plops down next to the wrinkly featured elezen and offers out a hand. “I am Mosh’ka. I take it you have not seen many viera?”
The racing in the old woman’s heart likely would have been a great concern to the both of them if there at little more aware of it, but she’s trying to return the smile with a polite one of her own. “Oh.. oh by the Twelve I am sorry if I disturbed you! I just.. well, where I am from most people don’t look like you. Not.. not just over the ears, mind!” There’s a motion in general to the bikini clad form next to her, though her eyes do linger on the rather tight fit of the bun’s bottoms. “You ah.. you aren’t like anyone I’ve ever seen at all.” Despite the lines of time and the subtle washing of her skin tone with age, there was clearly some color rushing into the elder’s cheeks.
The motion and the eyes weren’t lost on the viera of course, who just barely managed to hold down a laugh over the nature of her earlier peeking. She’d heard so many tales of judgmental people, including elezens, that she thought perhaps it was a matter of how open she was with her body. Instead she was seeing a now very familiar set of reactions. “Perhaps if I were not in the Spring and yourself so deeply within the Winter, we might have been able to.. better make use of your appreciative curiosity. I’ve never been with anyone so... blue, before. But I imagine such things would be.. dangerously exciting, at this point.”
Though the beach-fanatic had expected her ‘gentle’ guidance away from the concept to be met with a drop of disappointment, Mosh’ka was instead met with a wrinkled held up to her face while her suitor fussed about in her pack. Some boldness had been instilled in her by the bun coming and plopping down next to her, and even suggesting she would have been interested. A moment or so later she presents a vibrant red feather, marked almost as if it had flames. “A phoenix down.. kept in case of emergencies!” The item’s presentation gave the viera pause, and she blinked a few times behind those dark sunglasses.
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Wind had been quiet for a while, sipping at her cider as had the voice across the table. The breeze blowing though the tavern seemed to shift, carrying a hint of rain and a gust of tumbled leaves. Blowing across the floor, one of the waitresses sighed in annoyance.
Wind turned and looked, sniffing the air before she leaned down. Plucking a dried leaf from the ground "Limsan Locus, breeze has shifted." Wind turned and looked over at her companion "Must be a storm coming if these are blowing in. You have a long way to go or a hurry to be there? Storms coming from the south tend to be real hellbringers."
At the negative reply, Wind chuckled. "Amazing what something as small and simple as leaf can tell you, if you what to look for." A curious sound followed.
"What? You don't believe the smallest things can be clues to a bigger picture? Mean something more? Oh, you'd be fun to screw with!" Wind was laughing and she crumpled the leaf within her fist, letting the breeze chase the bits away from pale grey skin.
"I can tell plenty about you, just from the little clues. Your well to-do but not rich, likely a merchant or at least here on business to buy. You've been delayed and annoyed by it, your distracting yourself, using me as one too." Chuckling at the surprised look that got her.
"Oh. Don't be shocked, it's pretty obvious and an easy guess!" Laughing softly, she just shook her head.