PUT EM IN THE DIRT
09-05-2014, 04:22 AM
She would be greeted by name, something that the russet girl found she could smile about. There were questions she too wanted to ask her fiery coated sister, but she would save them. There was disappointment in her as well, seeing that Vivek and Hestia had not shown. But she knew why their other brother had not shown. No... He was still with his beloved Princess, wasn?t he? Arisu felt a bit sick at the thought. While he was off playing prince to the girl she had fought and bled for her sister. Arisu was the youngest of the female siblings, but she felt a growing protectiveness over Hestia... Yet she had failed her. Perhaps that is part of what had the girl come to Fiamette. That, and, as Arisu had already proven, her loyalty to her own blood was far stronger than any risk or threat. She trusted Fia... Even if they had not been close... Even if there were squabbles among her siblings. They were family... And Arisu would be damned if she?d allow anyone to take them away from her. She would give a nod to her sister, deciding to stay silent for now. So Fia had a task in mind, and, by her words, she had to wonder if it was to seek the remaining of their siblings out. They should have all been here, right? It was perhaps the lack of Hestia?s presence that troubled the girl the most. Vivek wanted to go with their mothers... Solo was in Olympus... But Hestia... She had not managed to find her since after her fight with the phoenix woman and her damned pet. Though Arisu wouldn?t speak, her acidic green gaze would shift over those gathered, ears pricked. She was listening. Observing. She was doing as she had done best since a child. These men and the woman presence would be known... Even if Arisu hardly spoke a word to any of them. "Hear My Voice," 'Read My Thoughts.' |