@GravityPrimacy The only person she could turn to now is her former guildmaster. Both lost in two of the same worlds, unknowing of the future that awaited them ahead.
@GravityPrimacy simply.
Well, she wasn't actually fine but at the same time, the mood had been dropped enough already. The ravenette looked up to Lilith. She looked lost and desperate, not knowing what to do.
"What do we do now, Lilith?" She asked in a quiet, yet serious tone. +
@GravityPrimacy couldn't find her father, the mood quite dropped in the empty hall.
Elise stood up in a straight manner, staring Lilith down.
"Perhaps you've been looking at the wrong places."
The ravenette walked up to the other, wrapping her arm around Lilith's shoulders. +
@GravityPrimacy as her hair fell down in a straight manner.
"Where were you?"
Deciding to take a more friendlier approach, her attitude turned out to be nicer than before.
@GravityPrimacy you put it? Ah. Busy. Well. Sad. Learning." Elise muttered in a tired voice.
Indeed everyone had left the guild/ turned up missing, but she and Lilith was still there. A part of them, anyways.
The ravenette tilted her head back to Lilith, her feet supporting her balance +
@GravityPrimacy did so, it relieved Elise quite a bit.
A slight smile began to form on the female's lips, making contact at Lilith's eyes with her own.
Her hair had been cut shorter, and she grew an inch taller. She also had a better fashion sense, more than an all-black obsession.
@GravityPrimacy guild hall was that she always visited her first and old guild, Fenrir's Howl.
The memories stuck to her like glue, something she could never break apart from.
"Hello~ . . . "
It has been quite a while since the two had formed contact to each other, but now that they +