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๐“—๐“พ๐“ท๐“ฝ๐“ฎ๐“ป (Anna) ([personal profile] notched) wrote in [community profile] faderift2018-11-14 05:46 pm

creeping while you're sleeping

WHO: Anna and Wysteria
WHAT: Lurkin'
WHEN: November
WHERE: Literally outside your window.




She has been checking on Wysteria regularly. It wasn't any particular concern for her, she didn't think the girl was friendless nor totally helpless. It was simply a habit, the people and faces she knew became a pattern to Anna, so she went to those places observed those people in a kind of ritual. Clambering all over the Gallows in the dark, watching, learning as if the fort's activities might at some point make sense to her that way the Hunt had after the many deaths and retreads.

She's sitting outside of Wysteria's window now, her leg swinging on a ledge.

This time, she knocks on it and waits.

heirring: (say what)

[personal profile] heirring 2018-11-29 01:30 am (UTC)(link)
Oh. The woman in the dark old coat. The details and the slightly clearer smudge of her face through the window make that clear enough.

The realization should, she thinks, be soothing to the nerves. But is it really? She doesn't really know anything at all about most of those people she'd met that day.

Oh stop being ridiculous, you don't know much of anything about anyone and when has that stopped you?

Which is emphatically true, but only now in the dark and quiet with a veritable stranger on the far side of the glass does she think that maybe she ought to reconsider such bad habits.

But at least she doesn't hesitate to raise her voice to speak properly now. And she might as well lower the blankets away from her chin while she's at it.

"Of course. The rifter woman. Er-- did we introduce ourselves? I really don't recall names very well at all, and I think I may have skipped past them entirely. Did I say mine is Wysteria?"
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[personal profile] heirring 2018-12-01 09:46 pm (UTC)(link)
"Talking is fine." She says it automatically, then silently curses herself. Well, no. Talking is fine, it's only strange to do it through a window in the middle of the night.

"Though wouldn't it be more comfortable if you were to come inside, Anna?" Wysteria, you've just invited the woman inside your room in the middle of the night. That seems potentially ill-advised, doesn't it? A gentle modification then: "Or if we were to have a pleasant conversation over breakfast in the morning, perhaps? That sounds rather nice indeed."