IdyllicDreamer
Dragon's Dream
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It was by about her sixth drink that Lillian was feeling very good, more comfortable in her own skin than she had in awhile. It was a liberating feeling, she almost felt on top of the world, ready to do anything. The tiny voice in the back of her mind that suggested she might have wanted to slow down, or not drink as much, had been ignored about two drinks ago. Besides her new friend, Axel was his name, had bought the last couple for both of them and how could she refuse? It obviously would have been rude.
There came a certain point in the conversation where he would have leaned over and whispered something to her. A little giggle came out at the suggestion, as if it were the silliest thing in the world. It wouldn't have been long after that when she would have excused herself to go to the bathroom, six drinks and all. Whatever her plan was once in there, her plan for return or whatever... It didn't last, it changed.
When she got out she ended up looking around the club, really looking... It didn't take her long to find him, even in the sea of people. He stood out to her, it could have just been the bond making it easier to keep track of him, that was an easy explanation. Regardless she ended up heading down there, making a beeline for the both of them before she would lightly tap the woman, who seemed to be greatly enjoying herself, on the shoulder.
"Leave." One word, a command, a hint of magic laced between ever letter as her eyes ended up glazing over for a moment before she indeed left. A woman who probably would have told her to go to hell, or something of the sort. Lillian didn't seem to care right now though, instead focusing on Fuudien rather than the woman.
"Dance with me?" She was barely asking, a change from the normal, where she didn't seem to care about the awkwardness of the last few days.
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It was by about her sixth drink that Lillian was feeling very good, more comfortable in her own skin than she had in awhile. It was a liberating feeling, she almost felt on top of the world, ready to do anything. The tiny voice in the back of her mind that suggested she might have wanted to slow down, or not drink as much, had been ignored about two drinks ago. Besides her new friend, Axel was his name, had bought the last couple for both of them and how could she refuse? It obviously would have been rude.
There came a certain point in the conversation where he would have leaned over and whispered something to her. A little giggle came out at the suggestion, as if it were the silliest thing in the world. It wouldn't have been long after that when she would have excused herself to go to the bathroom, six drinks and all. Whatever her plan was once in there, her plan for return or whatever... It didn't last, it changed.
When she got out she ended up looking around the club, really looking... It didn't take her long to find him, even in the sea of people. He stood out to her, it could have just been the bond making it easier to keep track of him, that was an easy explanation. Regardless she ended up heading down there, making a beeline for the both of them before she would lightly tap the woman, who seemed to be greatly enjoying herself, on the shoulder.
"Leave." One word, a command, a hint of magic laced between ever letter as her eyes ended up glazing over for a moment before she indeed left. A woman who probably would have told her to go to hell, or something of the sort. Lillian didn't seem to care right now though, instead focusing on Fuudien rather than the woman.
"Dance with me?" She was barely asking, a change from the normal, where she didn't seem to care about the awkwardness of the last few days.
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