04-19-2018, 10:06 PM
There are many names in history
but none of them are ours.
lilyspoise ♕ the typhoon ♕ budding flower ♕ [abbr=physically hard ♕ mental defense ➵ extreme ♕ mental offense ➵ none]tags[/abbr]
Honestly, Lil did not want to do this meet and greet. She kept claiming that she was moving on from her old life— her mother’s and twin souls (and with no actual proof of either of their existences, she wondered how long she’d really been alone) to start anew in the Typhoon. It was harder than it seemed, though, as much was in this world, but her reserved nature combined with the fact that everyone just seemed to already have their groups already... it made it all the worse.
So Lilyspoise did what she always did when she was stressed nowadays: throw herself into medicine. It hadn’t taken much effort at all to find herbs, and she’d found some empty, usable pouches to store them in, so now all that was left to do was sort.
Oh, and the meet and greet. Unfortunately.
Taking a deep breath, she steadied herself. It wasn’t that she was nervous — yeah it would hurt if people didn’t like her, but she wouldn’t lose her mind over it — but it was more-so that this made everything official. She had been apart of the group but simultaneously just on her lonesome. Now, by forming bonds and connections here, she would tether herself to the Typhoon. She didn’t know what the future held, but she did know that she fit in here well, even if she wasn’t as loud and rambunctious as the group’s general mood seemed to be. But this was it. This would be the first step towards moving away from everything, everything from her past that was might not have even been real in the first place.
”Would anyone like to chat while I sort herbs? I’d love to get to know some of you.” She called, hoping that someone would take her up on the offer relatively quickly. Otherwise she’d just look like a fool.
So Lilyspoise did what she always did when she was stressed nowadays: throw herself into medicine. It hadn’t taken much effort at all to find herbs, and she’d found some empty, usable pouches to store them in, so now all that was left to do was sort.
Oh, and the meet and greet. Unfortunately.
Taking a deep breath, she steadied herself. It wasn’t that she was nervous — yeah it would hurt if people didn’t like her, but she wouldn’t lose her mind over it — but it was more-so that this made everything official. She had been apart of the group but simultaneously just on her lonesome. Now, by forming bonds and connections here, she would tether herself to the Typhoon. She didn’t know what the future held, but she did know that she fit in here well, even if she wasn’t as loud and rambunctious as the group’s general mood seemed to be. But this was it. This would be the first step towards moving away from everything, everything from her past that was might not have even been real in the first place.
”Would anyone like to chat while I sort herbs? I’d love to get to know some of you.” She called, hoping that someone would take her up on the offer relatively quickly. Otherwise she’d just look like a fool.