Aiden grins. "Are you sure? Because I really think you should be, unless you're siblings or something." Val saunters over, smirking. "Hey, Luke. I had a dress on when you last saw me, but it's still me! Also, I died and came back!"
Lukas looks really uncomfortable. Things only get worse once Val comes over. He quickly shields his eyes. “Ohhhh… bloody… I… yep. I do. remember. You.”
Nori snickers
Auretta sighs, shielding her eyes as well. “Val, why are you still naked-“
Spark glances at the ground, blocking her friends’ eyes. “Put some clothes on-“
Val laughs. "Hey, he does remember me!" she grins, bending reality so that she has her dress back. She puts it on, then inverts gravity on herself. Her dress doesn't fall down, but remains just as it was before gravity flipped. Aiden chuckles. "So, Nori has something he would like to show you. Two things, actually."
Lukas looks at Nori, face turning very very red. “Y-you… you want to show me your…”
Nori’s eyes widen. “Oh god!! No!! Oh my god, Luke…”
Auretta covers her face. “NOOOOOOO-“
Spark laughs a bit. “Oh my god-“
Aiden laughs, his face staying the same color. "Nope!" Val snorts and starts walking, even though she's upside down in midair. Aiden watches Val a moment, then walks over to Auretta's friends. "Do any of you want tattoos?"
(Alright, off to work! I’ll be back later :’)
(Ah damn, see ya!)
Brooke shakes her head. “No, thank you.”
The others do the same.
Auretta starts humming.
"Suit yourself." Aiden shrugs, then starts drawing straight on the air, each thing coming to life. He draws dragons, flowers, bees, trees… he creates an entire ecosystem right there. When he's done, they are in a massive deciduous forest, a magnificent castle in the distance, with dragons wheeling around them and bees lazily floating. Val stops walking, stunned. "What the hell, Aiden?" she asks. Aiden shrugs. "I was bored."
Nori sighs, facepalming. “No, Luke. I got tatted.” He rolls up his sleeve, then pulls down the collar of his sweater, grinning.
Lukas’s jaw drops as he stares in bewilderment. “Nor!! Who… how??” He looks over at Aiden. “You did that??”
Aiden grins. "That would have been me, yes." he chuckles, everything he drew in the air disappearing as he waves a hand. Val raises an eyebrow at him.
Lukas smiles, watching everything melt away. “That’s incredible…”
"I know." Aiden laughs. "Hey, you want a couple? They don't hurt."
Lukas shrugs, blushing a bit. “I uh, I dunno. I don’t know what I would get…” he looks to Nori for help, who just shrugs and smiles
Auretta is zoned out, rubbing her hand against her collarbone.
Spark and the others are quiet.
Aiden grins. "Hmmm… I could give you a hummingbird."
Auretta hums in thought as she stares at the ground.
Spark yawns, stretching a bit.
Winter and Phoenix rub their eyes.
Brooke looks around, still wondering where exactly the group is.
Aurora’s just needing a nap.
Lukas half smiles. “That sounds wonderful. M-maybe I will.” He turns back around to Auretta’s group, tilting his head. “Who are they?”
Spark waves. “Hey. I’m Spark and these are my friends Phoenix, Winter, Brooke, and Aurora. You might already know Auretta,” she shrugs.
Auretta mumbles, still rubbing her collarbone.
Lukas waves shyly, flitting his wings. “H-hey.”
Nori raises an eyebrow at Auretta, walking a bit closer to her. “You okay?”
Auretta nods, although her expression says otherwise.
Spark frowns in worry when she sees Auretta. “Hey…”
Nori sits next to her, studying her expression. “Did you just lie to me?” He jokes.
Lukas sighs, folding his arms
Auretta says nothing, looking down.
Spark sits down as well.
Nori grows more concerned, wrapping an arm around her. “Seriously, what’s wrong?”
Aiden nods, smiling. He turns to Auretta and her friends when Luke asks who they are. When Nori asks Auretta if she's okay, Aiden himself gets concerned and goes over to her.
“Just…” Auretta sighs. “Just stuff…” she mumbles as a black symbol on her shoulder comes into view.
Aiden notices the mark and sighs. "Damn, another Sigil of the Lost? Let me get that off of you, Etta." he murmurs, placing a hand on her shoulder and erasing any marks the sigil had left on her.
It didn’t fade. “It’s actually…not like that,” she sighs. “It’s actually not a terrible thing…”
