God Complex

Post-worm life had been... difficult. Lonesome, in a way. The voices that had echoed within the confines of her mind for as long as she could remember... they had vanished. It was a good thing, it really was. But... Siduri could feel their absence. It was a strange feeling and she didn't quite know how to come to terms with it yet. Sakana had grounded her though. His presence was like a buoy that held her above water. An anchor to keep her from losing her mind.

The man in question was off collecting the Raiders that had gone to face the worlds dangers. He'd made sure to bring her back and treat her wounds first. It wasn't like Sid was a healer or anything... but he hadn't been content until he'd tended to her himself. It was cute, the way he worried. She didn't have the heart to tell him no.

After Sakana was gone, Sid rested, as she'd been told to do. It was then that she saw Erish darting across the ravine, the bird looking frantic. Ears perked and, despite what she'd been told, the pastel fae raced after the bird, only to find her parents up ahead, one of them worse for wear.

Skidding to a halt, there was a snarl on Siduri's lips. "Who did it? What happened? I swear to the gods above that I'll raze them to the ground." Protective of her parents, yes. Enraged that someone had dared to harm Gilgamesh, yes. Also, it was easier to be infuriated than it was to be upset and crying.

"Siduri"