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Who: Nana and Astha
When: The day Astha arrives
Where: by the clock tower
Rating: G
Warnings: none
Summary: Nana give Astha a cheerful welcome to Purgatorium.
Typically Nana didn't fly around Purgatorium during the day. Even though she trusted her secret with a few people- all non-humans, of course- She still didn't want to risk others finding out. There were lots of people here who would love to turn her into a science experiment, and Nana was well aware of that. So, she usually took specific paths around Purgatorium, ones that she knew people wouldn't see her from.
That wasn't the case today, though. Nana was about to meet a new friend, and this friend wasn't human either. It was a flawed view of life, but Nana thought that all non-humans were trustworthy. That's why she was willing to show her carefully guided secret: she believed that Astha wouldn't be bothered by it.
Speaking of Astha, Nana spotted the other down below. So, with a girlish giggle, Nana swooped down and aimed for the older woman. She landed on the wall close to Astha, and instead of putting her wings away immediately like she normally did, Nana kept her wings out. "Hi," she said cheerfully, as if this were perfectly natural.
When: The day Astha arrives
Where: by the clock tower
Rating: G
Warnings: none
Summary: Nana give Astha a cheerful welcome to Purgatorium.
Typically Nana didn't fly around Purgatorium during the day. Even though she trusted her secret with a few people- all non-humans, of course- She still didn't want to risk others finding out. There were lots of people here who would love to turn her into a science experiment, and Nana was well aware of that. So, she usually took specific paths around Purgatorium, ones that she knew people wouldn't see her from.
That wasn't the case today, though. Nana was about to meet a new friend, and this friend wasn't human either. It was a flawed view of life, but Nana thought that all non-humans were trustworthy. That's why she was willing to show her carefully guided secret: she believed that Astha wouldn't be bothered by it.
Speaking of Astha, Nana spotted the other down below. So, with a girlish giggle, Nana swooped down and aimed for the older woman. She landed on the wall close to Astha, and instead of putting her wings away immediately like she normally did, Nana kept her wings out. "Hi," she said cheerfully, as if this were perfectly natural.