World 9 - Mythical Crossover

Wayward Daughter wrote:Why did you call me that? she hissed at him.

Wayward Daughter wrote:With both of them fighting, the tides were soon turned, though. It didn't take her attackers long to figure that out, and the cowards fled. She was left alone facing the stranger.

Thank you for helping me, she began, a little uncertainly. Why did you, though?

He ignored her question.

You shouldn't have been in this area at this time of night, he commented, instead.

You were, she pointed out. He smiled at that.

True, he accepted. But I wasn't likely to be a target of theirs.

Wayward Daughter wrote:She did. The second the room had emptied, she strided over and caught him just before he left, standing blocking the door.

Why did you call me that? she demanded again. She was so anxious and afraid that she was behaving a lot more assertively than she usually did.

Wayward Daughter wrote:I can't accept that, either, she argued. I don't even know who you are...

My name is Asaph Benedict, he replied smoothly. He paused then, obviously awaiting her name in return, but she hesitated. She knew that she no longer had any reason to hide, and yet.... giving that name would feel strange, now, as if she no longer was that woman. But giving any other name would be a lie.

Firenhalt, she finally reciprocated.

Just Firenhalt? No other name, no family name?

She shook her head. She couldn't claim the name of Erion any longer - the Erion were bloodwitches. Always had been, every single one. Always would.

Wayward Daughter wrote:I didn't know witches got fans.

Wayward Daughter wrote:I've got time, she smiled.

No you don't, he shook his head. The owner of this place is already looking at you, so is the other waitress. They're probably thinking that you should get back to work.

Billie glanced towards the counter, and saw that he was right. She hesitated. She did need answers, and Blake had done something similar for her before...

Put me out of thought and mind, towards me their eyes turn blind, she chanted quickly, making the spell up on the spot. Immediately, they began ignoring her, forgetting her presence and lack of work. She grinned victoriously.

Mrs P Sylar wrote:

Wayward Daughter wrote:I didn't know witches got fans.

Just the one. But you also didn't know you were a witch, so..

Wayward Daughter wrote:I've got time, she smiled.

No you don't, he shook his head. The owner of this place is already looking at you, so is the other waitress. They're probably thinking that you should get back to work.

Billie glanced towards the counter, and saw that he was right. She hesitated. She did need answers, and Blake had done something similar for her before...

Put me out of thought and mind, towards me their eyes turn blind, she chanted quickly, making the spell up on the spot. Immediately, they began ignoring her, forgetting her presence and lack of work. She grinned victoriously.