Trippin' on skies

Eisleif kept her eyes on the woman who invited her into the water. Thorne's attention taken completely by the Viking. She couldn't help the amused grin the crept up her features, Eisleif enjoyed capturing the woman's thoughts. She keeps hold of the similar icy gaze, unwilling to be the one to back away from the connection. Thorne replies with continued whispers, and Eisleif feels sure she can see admiration in her opposing eyes. She would hardly consider herself a queen with no kingdom, but with followers like this woman the feeling came much more easily. 

She wouldn't rebuke the closeness Thorne offered, even with the feeling of being whisked away by flattery. Eisleif closed the distance even further, wanting them to be so close she could feel Thorne's breath on her lips. Still holding her gaze, and still wearing a confident grin she listened to the husky words. As Thorne's words trailed off Eisleif aimed to put her charcoal lips at the she wolf's ear. She chuckled softly with the question, wanting much more than to echo. 

"I vill set the blaze." Her accented voice was sickly sweet, "I vill ravage," Eisleif attempted to nibble at the sensitive flesh of Thorne's ear with her last word. The fireflies seemed to grow brighter as she continued. "I vill never be the echo." Her voice sounded almost triumphant as she aimed to push her chest against Thorne's own. "You sound ambitious, Thorne." Dare she seek out the woman as a follower? Or were her interests only contained within the night? "Vill you be my shield maiden for the night or do you seek greater glories?" She continued to whisper in the woman's ear if allowed, but retreats after her question was asked. Wanting again to keep her brilliant moonlit gaze on Thorne's similar eyes.