60th of Winter, 520 AV
“I can’t pay you, I have no mizas left. Spent everything I have on my collection, which is fine, because I have materials now, to make the potions I want to sell. Anyways, I have this extra mug I found while I was cleaning, and it’s way better than the one you have in front of you there. Just pour whatever’s in yours into mine and drink it. Go on,” said the Konti.
Reilmai, the Receptionist at Marcel’s Magic Supplies, had heard through the grapevine that there was a reputable fortune teller recovering at the Healing Centre. Having heard the rumour, she needed to check it out for herself. Lo and behold, it didn't take long for the Konti to ask enough questions and gain enough information to find the door to Rohka's room.
The sybil sat upright in bed, playing with her Lheroa Cards, listening. As told, Rohka picked up the mug full of milk on her bedside table and poured the contents into Reilmai's choice of payment.
The sybil raised a brow as she picked up the mug, feeling the cooling exterior. She took a sip.
Rohka couldn't help but let out a deep groan of delight at the refreshing taste, a full body shiver running up her spine.
"Perfect, it works," said the Konti, grinning. "So will you read for me now?"
The sybil smiled, shaking her head at the newness of the experience.
"This is wonderful, thank you," said Roh as she put the new mug back on the table. "Yes, I'd be happy to do a reading for you. Please tell me what you're looking to understand."
"Okay, can I sit here, then? I have to give you a bit of a back-story about me, and I came in early enough so that we could have time for this before the shop opens this morning, so I'm really sorry for waking you up. I just couldn't take no for an answer, okay? And look, I can even check in with the doctors for you, to see if I can--"
"No, please," said Rohka, interrupting the woman. "I don't want any extra help. I don't care how you think it works. I'm tired of it" The sybil's voice carried out in a low, gravelly tone, with a hint of a frustrated misery over the process she was going through in order to heal. The longer she stayed, the more it felt like she was being experimented on, and the less it felt like people were genuinely wishing for her return to normalcy.
The Konti looked back at her dejectedly, like the wind had been taken out of her sails, but she quickly brushed it off and continued on with her purpose for entry.
"I want to know a few things, and I can't figure it out myself, even though I have divination, which is weird right? You'd think I would know, but I don't and that's frustrating. I can only see the past, and the answers aren't really clear enough for me when I'm seeing the chavi, and I never learned fortune telling, so I just really need your help. Can you tell me if my employer loves me? And how I feel about him? I technically love him, I know it, but I was wondering if you could help me understand anything else I'm going through, especially since Marcel is part of the Gracey family and I really don't know if they would accept me fully, and I want to know how I can better myself until they do. Also..."
She paused, twirling the ends of her blond hair.
WC = 604 words
“I can’t pay you, I have no mizas left. Spent everything I have on my collection, which is fine, because I have materials now, to make the potions I want to sell. Anyways, I have this extra mug I found while I was cleaning, and it’s way better than the one you have in front of you there. Just pour whatever’s in yours into mine and drink it. Go on,” said the Konti.
Reilmai, the Receptionist at Marcel’s Magic Supplies, had heard through the grapevine that there was a reputable fortune teller recovering at the Healing Centre. Having heard the rumour, she needed to check it out for herself. Lo and behold, it didn't take long for the Konti to ask enough questions and gain enough information to find the door to Rohka's room.
The sybil sat upright in bed, playing with her Lheroa Cards, listening. As told, Rohka picked up the mug full of milk on her bedside table and poured the contents into Reilmai's choice of payment.
The sybil raised a brow as she picked up the mug, feeling the cooling exterior. She took a sip.
Rohka couldn't help but let out a deep groan of delight at the refreshing taste, a full body shiver running up her spine.
"Perfect, it works," said the Konti, grinning. "So will you read for me now?"
The sybil smiled, shaking her head at the newness of the experience.
"This is wonderful, thank you," said Roh as she put the new mug back on the table. "Yes, I'd be happy to do a reading for you. Please tell me what you're looking to understand."
"Okay, can I sit here, then? I have to give you a bit of a back-story about me, and I came in early enough so that we could have time for this before the shop opens this morning, so I'm really sorry for waking you up. I just couldn't take no for an answer, okay? And look, I can even check in with the doctors for you, to see if I can--"
"No, please," said Rohka, interrupting the woman. "I don't want any extra help. I don't care how you think it works. I'm tired of it" The sybil's voice carried out in a low, gravelly tone, with a hint of a frustrated misery over the process she was going through in order to heal. The longer she stayed, the more it felt like she was being experimented on, and the less it felt like people were genuinely wishing for her return to normalcy.
The Konti looked back at her dejectedly, like the wind had been taken out of her sails, but she quickly brushed it off and continued on with her purpose for entry.
"I want to know a few things, and I can't figure it out myself, even though I have divination, which is weird right? You'd think I would know, but I don't and that's frustrating. I can only see the past, and the answers aren't really clear enough for me when I'm seeing the chavi, and I never learned fortune telling, so I just really need your help. Can you tell me if my employer loves me? And how I feel about him? I technically love him, I know it, but I was wondering if you could help me understand anything else I'm going through, especially since Marcel is part of the Gracey family and I really don't know if they would accept me fully, and I want to know how I can better myself until they do. Also..."
She paused, twirling the ends of her blond hair.
WC = 604 words
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