Light-Hearted Cinnamon Roll Chat (Open to Everyone)

Lillith took the jacket and smiled, putting it on. "uoy knaht!" she exclaimed happily. Even though she sounded like she was speaking in tongues, she was incredibly friendly. She warmed up to this stranger almost immediately, and it was quite obvious, too.

"htillil m'i," she replied, keeping a big smile on her face. "eman ruoy s'thaw?"

"looc!" she said, her smile now brighter than ever before. "dnatsrednu ot drah oot ton m'i epoh i…esrever ni kaeps ylno nac i." Saying this turned Lillith's smile into a halfway frown, since she was beginning to feel unsure of herself.

(hsbwdnk i bet grammarly loves me rn lmao- false. I'm sure grammarly hates my guts for making a character who only speaks in reverse)

"htrib ecnis siht ekil neeb ev'i. ti fo esuac eht tuo dnuof reven i. reh eveileb t'nod i tub, esaesid a s'ti em dlot mom ym," she replied, laughing nervously. Even her laughter sounded reversed.

"I- What did yo- Oh. My. Goodness-" she stammered. "My voice- It's normal—-? Woah… Hwo did you do that?" She had begun talking fast, trying to get herself adjusted to this normal voice.

"Oh, yeah- I- Is there any way I can repay you? I mean, I think it's only fair that I give you something in return for helping me with my voice-" she asked eagerly, ready to do anything she could for them. She truly believed she was Jesus' debt, especially since they fixed the one issue that caused her so much trouble in her life.

(omg im rping with jesus :pog:)

"Are you sure? I seriously feel like I at least owe you something. Anything, really-" she said, kind of begging to repay the man for helping her with her voice. She was taught to always repay someone if they do a good deed for her, even if they decline her repayment.

"Okay… If you say so, then that's fine," she replied, knowing that this was kind of one-sided at this point.

(HECK gtg-)