For a moment, Savannah wondered if the person they were going to meet was a player character or an NPC. It didn’t matter either way, she guessed; Vivian would get her information out of them one way or another. The Death Knight hoped they were players instead of NPCs considering her soft spot for the people who actually made this world their home. The others probably didn’t understand, nor probably did they care, but Savannah did what she could to keep up the façade, so to speak, which, no doubt, made the lives of said NPCs easier.
The lithe knight’s feet ground to a sudden stop alongside Vivian. She cautiously looked around and, seeing no one in the vicinity, turned her attention to the Witch Woman at her side. Preparing to open her mouth and speak, the Princess cut her to the chase, her words flying in one of Savannah’s ears and directly out the other. She was so surprised by what she heard that she visibly shook her head, rubbed her forehead, and frowned. Perplexed wasn’t a good enough word to describe her utter sense of…confusion.
I…no, she didn’t say anything to me about you…or your relationship. Her words tumbled from her lips slowly, like sticky sap that would rather cling to the roof of her mouth rather than dance upon her tongue. She clicked that tongue, trying to get it moving and working with the dexterity that she knew it possessed. It’s…it’s none of my business anyway, she followed up, these words whispered and muttered under her breath.
She just couldn’t understand it, frankly. Lucia was a beautiful woman, Savannah could see that with her own two eyes. She could also see that Vivian was beautiful, in her own dark and mysterious way, but where Lucia was warmth and comfort and reassurance, Vivian was everything but. She was…anti-Lucia; harsh and cutting, smug and…and…
Savannah shook her head, disbelieving what she was told. She had no reason to think that Vivian was lying to her, but what purpose would that serve other than the pleasure of torturing her. Granted, if it amused Vivian, Savannah wouldn’t put it past her.
I’m sorry, what? Fooled around? No, no…no! Exasperated, she scrapped her palm downwards over her face and looked Vivian square in the eye. Look, Lady Lucia is…beautiful. Anyone with two eyes and common sense can see that, but she’s my Lady. That’s…so…inappropriate. Besides, I’m…I’m not…I’mnotgay. She flushed as the words left her mouth, her eyes darting down a different street, the shadows that played there mocking her with jeering grins. I mean, that’s fine if you are and if she is, like, I don’t care, be happy. But, I…I don’t…that isn’t to say you both aren’t beautiful, you are, but I’m not…like…that…
Most of her explanation crashed into Vivian’s back as they were walking again. When the svelte figure turned to her again, this time to make sure that she was mentally prepared for whatever the hell they were about to do, she would find Savannah flushed and antsy, her hands twisting in front of her, knuckles cracking, while her features were drawn into a tight frown. Vivian’s voice snapped her out of it…a little.
Yeah, sure. Just…don’t go killing everyone here if they don’t have what you’re looking for.