say you'll never let me go

Jendai listened as the woman began to explain a bit about her past. She was genuinely curious and willingly listened as Solvegia spoke of the island she was born on and how she and her brother had traveled together since then. She had never really heard anyone talk about how they were raised or where they were from so it was interesting to listen to and compare to her own life. When she had left home it had been entirely on her own. Her siblings had all split off on their own in a way. She wondered what it would have been like to have Ara or Folan come with her. She was sure that neither of them would have let her fight like she had. Perhaps it was for the best that she went off on her own for that time.

Solvegia pulled Jendai's attention back to her when she spoke again, mentioning how her brother had left a while ago, leaving her alone. Jendai frowned a little at that. Solvegia was quite obviously not a fighter in any sense of the term. If she was her sibling she wouldn't have dreamed about leaving her completely alone. Jendai had seen how harsh the world could be, she couldn't imagine someone so gentle and soft spoken being on their own. Of course, if Solvegia had chosen to leave on her own accord like she had that was a different story, but she didn't get the sense that was the case. "Well, two birds of a feather and all that, huh?" she commented with a soft chuckle. She paused for a moment before adding, "If you needed someone to wander with I wouldn't mind the company." Normally she wasn't one for companionship of any kind, but she felt kind of bad that someone that seemed so gentle was out on her own like this. Besides, it wasn't a lie. She did get lonely at times and so far she was enjoying Solvegia's company.

"Speak"