07-26-2013, 12:26 PM
"You know,I’m heading that way myself next. It’s over by the Red Square, and you know, there’s lots of great photo ops. I’ll show you, if you want to ride the metro together? Do you have a metro fare card yet?" The pink spikes and the outgoing make up should have tipped Aria off with the exuberance of the girls personality. She was full of information. Aria started to fear this woman was really Atharim. It was hard to hid her disappointment, too many things were falling into place and they were going to shatter Aria's world before she ever got a chance to make it on her own.
Aria didn't have a card, she had just gotten to town, but she didn't have time to say so before she was off on another tanget. "No worries, we can figure all that out later. You should really sit down though. I hear caffeine can help migraines. And I’m Rune, and this is Thalia."
Aria nodded, "I'm Aria." Aria didn't extend her hand. That would have made matters so worse, she hoped no one noticed. With introductions now out of the way Aria knew that she wasn't going to get away with out at least sitting down, and the offer of helping her find her way to headquarters was intriguing even if it meant she was going to be in trouble when she got there. Stalling only prolonged the inevitable, but someone to show her the way was more than she had hoped for. "I suppose I'll sit for a while. I'm not in a rush to get where I'm going." She blushed slightly, it had not appeared so ever so recently. "But caffeine won't help this headache. Thanks though."
"She’s an artist, doodling up something for me I hope. And I’m an exterminator. Freelance exterminator." Aria tried to hide a small giggle behind her hand. The more Rune talked the more she filled in the gaps and Aria was more than thankful for those gaps being filled. It made her want to laugh for her previous paranoia. If Rune was Atharim she'd have the ourorobus on her arm not on a piece of paper. With a smile, "I'm sure you have found some very interesting pest in your line of work." She almost couldn't contain her happiness that she wasn't going to get told on, at not least not to anyone that mattered. "And Thalia?" Aria questioned the name, she thought she'd heard it right, but then again Aria was never very good with names. "I'm sure you get interesting clients."
Aria pulled over a chair to the table. "I can wait till you are done discussing your art work. I'm in no rush and I'd be very thankful for your help." Aria turned the chair so the back faced the table, she didn't want to take the swords from her back and make a worse show of everything that had happened. She sat down and hoped it wouldn't be long. The longer she sat in a crowd of people the harder it was going to be to stay in her little bubble. Her headache wasn't getting worse, but she could feel the tension in her neck starting to radiate outwards, she needed quiet soon or it was going to be alot worse. She could only pray that things went quickly.
Aria didn't have a card, she had just gotten to town, but she didn't have time to say so before she was off on another tanget. "No worries, we can figure all that out later. You should really sit down though. I hear caffeine can help migraines. And I’m Rune, and this is Thalia."
Aria nodded, "I'm Aria." Aria didn't extend her hand. That would have made matters so worse, she hoped no one noticed. With introductions now out of the way Aria knew that she wasn't going to get away with out at least sitting down, and the offer of helping her find her way to headquarters was intriguing even if it meant she was going to be in trouble when she got there. Stalling only prolonged the inevitable, but someone to show her the way was more than she had hoped for. "I suppose I'll sit for a while. I'm not in a rush to get where I'm going." She blushed slightly, it had not appeared so ever so recently. "But caffeine won't help this headache. Thanks though."
"She’s an artist, doodling up something for me I hope. And I’m an exterminator. Freelance exterminator." Aria tried to hide a small giggle behind her hand. The more Rune talked the more she filled in the gaps and Aria was more than thankful for those gaps being filled. It made her want to laugh for her previous paranoia. If Rune was Atharim she'd have the ourorobus on her arm not on a piece of paper. With a smile, "I'm sure you have found some very interesting pest in your line of work." She almost couldn't contain her happiness that she wasn't going to get told on, at not least not to anyone that mattered. "And Thalia?" Aria questioned the name, she thought she'd heard it right, but then again Aria was never very good with names. "I'm sure you get interesting clients."
Aria pulled over a chair to the table. "I can wait till you are done discussing your art work. I'm in no rush and I'd be very thankful for your help." Aria turned the chair so the back faced the table, she didn't want to take the swords from her back and make a worse show of everything that had happened. She sat down and hoped it wouldn't be long. The longer she sat in a crowd of people the harder it was going to be to stay in her little bubble. Her headache wasn't getting worse, but she could feel the tension in her neck starting to radiate outwards, she needed quiet soon or it was going to be alot worse. She could only pray that things went quickly.