[Not to worry, of course. A couple of centuries under her belt fighting for her life and her sanity helps the elf to know just when she needs that edge or not.]
True dat. I still owe you a whole damn fire show, don't I?
Bet that's not the only thing compatible between the two of us.
[Look, she can't help it.]
But for sure. Where you wanna meet up? Wanna come see my place? Dog bites a little, but she's mostly friendly. Or is there a better place for playin' magic?
[This wasn't the sound of a complaint, definitely. Vira-Lorr cooed a little and leaned back to smile through the feed.]
I do believe you're trying to convince me to let you find out just how compatible we are one day. I daresay that I wouldn't mind visiting your home, or if you're concerned about blowing it up, we could go out to the woods, by Lake Tomie. No disturbances.
[Lup's not too terribly concerned with blowing up their brand new home, but the other woman makes a good point. Away from prying eyes is never a bad thing, especially when Lup's magic has been on the fritz lately.]
Lake Tomie sounds dope. Wanna meet up there or should do you wanna come pick me up at my door? Maybe promise my brobro I'll be home before curfew?
[Dolled up she said. Vira-Lorr laughed to herself and put on the bit of makeup she usually had whenever she left the house before departing. She'd make her way out once she had the directions, a faint smile on her face. This one was interesting, certainly. She just hadn't quite decided how seriously to take her, which was half of the fun she supposed.
Leaning against the doorframe, she knocked with the back of her hand and rested there, waiting for Lupe to come out.]
[With Lup, you had to take all of what she presented as fun or you were just in for a confusing ass time.
But as promised, the elf is all done up when she throws open the front door, there to greet the other woman, a frantic scuffling and booming barking from the floor above them, which is quickly drowned out as the front door gets slammed shut behind her. What dog.
She's wearing a crop top with her own name written across the front and a pair of tight jeans, all of that blonde hair of hers thrown up into a long ponytail. After their last face-to-face meeting, the woman looks much more composed and put together, now that she's had some time to get her feet wet within the city, offering her arm to Vira-Lorr without hesitation.]
Better take me away and fast. Need a break from 'em asap.
[She laughed when the door slammed shut behind her and shook her head, taking Lup's arm before she started to lead down the steps. Lake Tomie would be a nice long walk, but there was no harm in a little escape.]
Very much so. Susan's ... a handful if you ever meet her. A regular primadonna. [She shook her head and laughed while the two of them walked along before turning her thoughts to Tomie.]
The fish have hairs in them. Not one or two. A disgusting amount. They loo alive and healthy, but are rotten and infested inside. The water... is cursed. It makes you feel things you shouldn't about others.
Susan! [It's adorable for a pet name, enough to leave Lup giggling.] What a cute name. Our girl is Peanut. She's got some drama in her too, but she's mostly all puppy. Just, y'know, giant.
[And covered in scales, instead of fur, but whatever.]
Oh nasty! That's way worse than ghost fish. Fish with hair is a fuckin' no go for me, my friend. [That water tho -] What kinda things is that? You have first hand experience?
Newt gave it to her. You should meet him sometime. Quite the accomplished little mage, that one. I like Peanut as well. It's very adorable.
What breed is she?
[Her own dog was named for an old friend, and his name wasn't nearly as cute as the chicken's name, so it was time to talk about cute names as they talked and gradually made their way southward.]
Yeah, I am not surprised. It was upsetting to find out when I opened one up. [She coughed into her hand once, cheeks heating.] It... can make you feel things for a person, even get a little possessive. I drank a little once... thankfully not a lot.
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True dat. I still owe you a whole damn fire show, don't I?
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... I might even be curious if our magic is compatible.
[It had been a long time since she'd tried to work compatible spells together as a combination with others. She missed that.]
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[Look, she can't help it.]
But for sure. Where you wanna meet up? Wanna come see my place? Dog bites a little, but she's mostly friendly. Or is there a better place for playin' magic?
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I do believe you're trying to convince me to let you find out just how compatible we are one day. I daresay that I wouldn't mind visiting your home, or if you're concerned about blowing it up, we could go out to the woods, by Lake Tomie. No disturbances.
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Lake Tomie sounds dope. Wanna meet up there or should do you wanna come pick me up at my door? Maybe promise my brobro I'll be home before curfew?
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I'll meet you at your house. What's this about curfews? You're certainly quite an adult on your own, you know.
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[Taako knows better.]
Catch ya here in a bit. I'll text the address once I get all dolled up.
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Leaning against the doorframe, she knocked with the back of her hand and rested there, waiting for Lupe to come out.]
Your chaperone for the evening has arrived!
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But as promised, the elf is all done up when she throws open the front door, there to greet the other woman, a frantic scuffling and booming barking from the floor above them, which is quickly drowned out as the front door gets slammed shut behind her. What dog.
She's wearing a crop top with her own name written across the front and a pair of tight jeans, all of that blonde hair of hers thrown up into a long ponytail. After their last face-to-face meeting, the woman looks much more composed and put together, now that she's had some time to get her feet wet within the city, offering her arm to Vira-Lorr without hesitation.]
Better take me away and fast. Need a break from 'em asap.
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Quite the loud little bunch aren't they?
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S'just the dog. She loves company. A little too much.
[But at least the monster they called a dog was better with the mauling thing. Mostly.]
Lake usually busy or pretty chill?
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Lake Tomie is actually very quiet, though I don't necessarily suggest that we drink the water. There's something off about it and the fish inside.
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[If you don't have a monster pet, do u even really live in Deerington??]
I've got a feeling you aren't referrin' to water pollution. What then, ghost fish?
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The fish have hairs in them. Not one or two. A disgusting amount. They loo alive and healthy, but are rotten and infested inside. The water... is cursed. It makes you feel things you shouldn't about others.
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[And covered in scales, instead of fur, but whatever.]
Oh nasty! That's way worse than ghost fish. Fish with hair is a fuckin' no go for me, my friend. [That water tho -] What kinda things is that? You have first hand experience?
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What breed is she?
[Her own dog was named for an old friend, and his name wasn't nearly as cute as the chicken's name, so it was time to talk about cute names as they talked and gradually made their way southward.]
Yeah, I am not surprised. It was upsetting to find out when I opened one up. [She coughed into her hand once, cheeks heating.] It... can make you feel things for a person, even get a little possessive. I drank a little once... thankfully not a lot.