Friendship, an odd and somewhat foreign concept to someone like Anna, being what she was and who she was. Anna had tried it time and again, first with Velia whom she had betrayed and then with Celeste whom she had drifted away from slowly but surely. Amaryllis was right really, it was a weakness and yet Anna was always trying to continue to put herself out there. She didn’t know why as it always petching ended with pain on both sides, perhaps some part of her enjoyed torturing and punishing herself or perhaps she just couldn’t bear the thought of being alone for the rest of her life.
The sorceress smirked at the ghost’s words, knowing them to be true considering how long a ghost could probably last in this existence. Kouri was young, but if she lingered then it was likely the Oath she was bound to would only hold her for a short amount of time comparatively. Anna herself was bound by the shackles of mortality, which she really did not mind considering the alternative existed all around her and it was less than desirable. She never wanted to become like the Nuit here, never wanted to have to jump from body to body in a sad lonely existence.
“I suppose you do indeed have time on your hands, Elaine. Most ghosts that find their way here seem to enjoy a reprieve from Dira. I wish you luck in finding Mr. Sullins.” Anna stated.
“Hmm… while I have you here I wonder if I might gain your assistance in another possession attempt. Considering that we already tried it before and my own body has gained a higher degree of tolerance towards it, I was thinking that might assist in the endeavor. I was also looking to test out a method to block a ghost from utilizing my body.” The sorceress inquired, cocking her head to the spirit.
Anna was hardly an expert on the matters of spiritism, however with a daughter like hers it seemed a good idea to try and increase her comfort on the matter. Elaine had already possessed Anna once before, so her body would be something the ghost would likely find more ease in taking over. At least that was the thought in Anna’s mind, and since her body was more used to possession attempts it would likely make the experience smoother all things considered.
“I’ve learned a bit more about ghosts since last we met, so I’d like to see if I couldn’t apply them in another possession attempt. If you do not wish to however, you need only say so.” Anna clarified.
The sorceress did not bother thinking of threatening Elaine or any such things, as far as she knew she was still just the rather unpleasant professor she had met in Zeltiva. Anna preferred to use that fact to her advantage in this situation, hoping to use any trust Elaine might have for a familiar face. Clyde was her benefactor as well, and Anna had no wish to alienate a potential ally by forcing his friend to do something she did not want to. Clyde was still a nobody as far as Sahova itself was concerned, but he had potential if just his Glyphing was anything to go by.
The sorceress smirked at the ghost’s words, knowing them to be true considering how long a ghost could probably last in this existence. Kouri was young, but if she lingered then it was likely the Oath she was bound to would only hold her for a short amount of time comparatively. Anna herself was bound by the shackles of mortality, which she really did not mind considering the alternative existed all around her and it was less than desirable. She never wanted to become like the Nuit here, never wanted to have to jump from body to body in a sad lonely existence.
“I suppose you do indeed have time on your hands, Elaine. Most ghosts that find their way here seem to enjoy a reprieve from Dira. I wish you luck in finding Mr. Sullins.” Anna stated.
“Hmm… while I have you here I wonder if I might gain your assistance in another possession attempt. Considering that we already tried it before and my own body has gained a higher degree of tolerance towards it, I was thinking that might assist in the endeavor. I was also looking to test out a method to block a ghost from utilizing my body.” The sorceress inquired, cocking her head to the spirit.
Anna was hardly an expert on the matters of spiritism, however with a daughter like hers it seemed a good idea to try and increase her comfort on the matter. Elaine had already possessed Anna once before, so her body would be something the ghost would likely find more ease in taking over. At least that was the thought in Anna’s mind, and since her body was more used to possession attempts it would likely make the experience smoother all things considered.
“I’ve learned a bit more about ghosts since last we met, so I’d like to see if I couldn’t apply them in another possession attempt. If you do not wish to however, you need only say so.” Anna clarified.
The sorceress did not bother thinking of threatening Elaine or any such things, as far as she knew she was still just the rather unpleasant professor she had met in Zeltiva. Anna preferred to use that fact to her advantage in this situation, hoping to use any trust Elaine might have for a familiar face. Clyde was her benefactor as well, and Anna had no wish to alienate a potential ally by forcing his friend to do something she did not want to. Clyde was still a nobody as far as Sahova itself was concerned, but he had potential if just his Glyphing was anything to go by.