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Mahz mentioned me. I can die now.
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K I S S I N G L E S S O N S
2022

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my childhood was yesterday. i think the sun was brighter then.
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The Ruined City · Afternoon
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It had taken time for the pressure on Akaia's chest to ease enough for her to think about something other than breathing. For a while, all she wanted to do was hold it. The hours immediately following the group's skirmish was one spent in anxious anticipation by the Sidhe as she kept too close an eye on Poppy and tried to drown out every voice in her head telling her to do something. She'd failed in the past or had seen enough failure that a familiar premonition was an itch she could not ignore. There were too many faces crowding her memory who were now buried in the dirt and many more still who were simply gone. But what scared her more than anything was the idea that another Sidhe could walk out of her life. Poppy wouldn't do that.

...Will not...

She bit her lip and clenched her fist. Cutting through the noise in her head were the promises of both Erik and Lysandra. The two she'd scolded at in her own way now the voices of reason and rationality. Deep down, she knew she could trust them even when she didn't want to. A part of her wanted to be upset, but Erik was the leader and Lysandra knew what she was doing. One was the oldest of the commune and a good friend to everyone, including Poppy. The other was a light tug against her every step from trinkets strapped to her thigh. A constant reminder of the breadth of knowledge between Lysandra and herself. If there were two people she could trust to take care of someone close to her, it would be them, and after only a few hours, it was them.

Despite the fall and injuries sustained, Poppy recovered or at the very least was well on her way. After only so short a time following their skirmish, the Sidhe was no longer confined to Lysandra's assistance and was already walking on her own. Seeing this when before she could barely focus on a single object was the relief Akaia needed and it was only then that she allowed herself some small amount of respite from worry. However, from then on, she insisted she took point in Poppy's place.

The fork in the road saw the group split into two teams, another idea that didn't sit well with Akaia, but she did not protest the party composition. With Poppy in the same cell, she could at least keep her away from the front. Plus she knew Cerise was more than capable of handling her own and was not worried that the two would be separated. Before they parted ways, she made sure to sneak Cerise a surprise hug and bade her take care. Akaia would not have two of those closest to her injured on the same day.

She kept her place ahead of the pack after the split, especially now that everything screamed danger. Buildings leaned too closely together inviting an air of claustrophobia that was stifling compared to the wider streets of the outer city. Cracked windows and broken doors were caricatures of predators that lined either side of the street. Sparse, naked trees clawed tirelessly at the sky and encroached on the roads, throwing strange shadows across the ground at odd angles. The silence too was so enduring as to be deafening and every scrap of debris tossed by the wind became unnaturally loud. Then there were the blind spots. Behind every derelict car. Around every corner Akaia could not see. Cloaked in the shadow of a collapsed wall or waiting on the other side of it.

Akaia remained vigilant for Lost as she led the group, keeping her head on a swivel and the voices of her friends not too far behind. Licorice kept to the sky and would make regular passes over both groups.

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The Ruined City · Morning · Interation: @DreamingFlowers@FunnyGuy@Force and Fury

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An angry cloud of dust and light-bending pollen pushed past the others and gathered over Poppy's medical supplies. Invisible hands forced the bag open and began shifting through its contents, picking through what was inside and discarding the items an anxious Akaia was not looking for. A small bottle of antibiotics, a small clear box with a needle and bundle of thread inside, some scissors and some painkillers were all tossed into a chaotic pile next to her before her desperation turned to delight.

"Yes..." She whispered to herself, removing her hand from the bag with a roll of bandages squeezed firmly between her fingers. In her grasp, it floated gently in the air as if on its own until, with a slight tug, a metal clasp was released and her translucent poncho fell to the ground. Much of the pollen obfuscating her fell away in a violent swirl with the rest still clinging to the fabric rendering it an invisible pile on the ground. Akaia stood with the bandage in hand almost entirely visible and with eyes now on her, she turned her attention to Erik and Lysandra. Amid a look of worry and exhaustion was one of disappointment that would have been as clear to them as the daylight sun. She drove the point home by slapping a 'peace sign' across her forehead with the palm facing them and a scowl across her face.

With frustrations expressed, the Sidhe turned to a reclined Poppy. Whatever fury or anxiousness she was feeling in the moment fell away as she stepped around to stand above her. As Akaia found the girl's eyes with her own, a careful hand felt the side of her face and a familiar tingle bit at her fingertips. "Pa-pee..." She nearly whimpered. However, realizing how unfocused she was, Akaia didn't wait for a response and immediately took to looking for and following a trail of blood that had seeped into her hair and clothing. The deep red stain seemed to tuck itself into a layer of hair behind her ear and under her crown and so, with caution, Akaia gingerly pulled some of that hair back to expose a pronounced cut. Although slow, blood was still oozing from the wound leaving the area matted and damp.

She silently went to work carefully, crudely, applying the bandage over the wound to stop the bleeding. Although nowhere near the expertise of Poppy, she knew in this case that something was better than nothing.

Every now and then, her eyes would flick over to Erik and Lysandra.
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The Ruined City · Morning · Mentions @DreamingFlowers

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A thrall struggled under its own weight, crawling along with limbs lethargic as a beige mist was drawn into its lungs. Every rotted breath became heavier than the last until, with a final exhale, it pulled its body forward one last time and stopped. Pitch black eyes stared longingly at its prey: A gathering of revenants and humans who were licking their wounds in the aftermath of a plan turned sour. A faraway meal it desired to sate a thirst it could no longer quench. However, the overwhelming desire to sleep was impossible for it to resist and as the world around it began to slip into an eternal dark, the unseeable was there to comfort it.

"Stay." Akaia whispered at it softly, pointing the end of her staff at its back. With a thrust, the tip perforated blackened flesh and slipped entirely through to the chest and into the ground. Ignoring its mournful wail, she breathed into the golden flower on the cane and the other end sprouted, pushing a knot of thick roots into dense earth and anchoring the creature where it lay. Then, with a forceful yank, she snapped the staff in two, leaving a large section behind to keep the thrall pinned and sealed to its fate... at least for a while. Behind her, a zigzagging path of similar spikes and ensnaring vines ensured that most of the Lost Poppy had put to sleep would remain here, unable to harm and, more importantly, unable to die only to reconstitute stronger than before.

With another breath, the broken end of her staff was quickly restored. New wood sprouted from the remaining half and thread into itself forming a point. As it returned to its original length, Akaia took the opportunity to check the levels of her oxygen tank. Peeking from behind her hip was a gauge housing a small red needle that at present was pointed firmly at the green. For now at least, she was in no danger of running out of clean air. And so, with her cane restored, the Lost taken care of and her gear checked, Akaia resigned to join the others. At least she would have, had it not been for a sudden onset of dizziness.

Shifting weight was steadied against a renewed staff as Akaia's balance was robbed from her along with her sight. While she struggled to keep her feet, so too did she struggle to make sense of a world that was becoming increasingly blurry around the edges. To compound the issue, there was a dull ache blooming around the back of her head. Curiosity drove her to investigate the pain, but when she reached for and gingerly pressed the area with her fingers, a drooping red flower flashed before her mind's eye.

...Pa-pee?...

A very loud metallic thud snapped Akaia out of her stupor and she turned to see a familiar crow standing in a rather pronounced dent on a nearby car. It shrilled at her worryingly.

"Not me." She replied shakily. "Pa-..Pa-pee." Shrugging off symptoms she did not want and forcing some semblance of balance into her legs, she clung to a determination brought on by a foreign need and pushed on toward the others. "She is hurting!"
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tennis (episode 8)
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f · 19 · 5'1" · sidhe · theme · #bca346

a p p e a r a n c e
Thin. Frail. Pale white almost stone looking skin. Her dark hair is often unkempt. Her eyes a milky white. Her nose sharp, cheeks soft and lips a thin pink. Her overall physical demeanor appears rather sickly although she would tell you she feels fine.

Akaia's wardrobe is limited given her unusual lifestyle. A fashion statement favoring durability and wear just loose enough to remain comfortable while on the move. Her undergarments consist mostly of wrappings around the trunk of her body, arms and thighs that are then layered for warmth. A typical tunic and trousers held together with a leather strap and a shawl that is kept around her shoulders that can be pulled over her head to better conceal her physical qualities. In this way she can blend into a crowd if need be and when necessary, move quickly to escape danger. A pair of leather worn boots helps her move with some silence.

p e r s o n a l i t y
Although quiet, Akaia's lack of speak is not to be confused with being shy. She is naturally curious, always adventurous, constantly looking for the answer to a question or asking the question to an answer she's found. She's protective of the people around her, although a large part of that could be attributed to her being a Sidhe.

Any awkwardness from an interaction is a result of a life forced upon a woman when she was young. Her asocial tendencies are that of an ignorant child that is eager to learn. Despite this and more importantly, despite her distinct outward appearance, her heart is that of gold, not unlike the flowers that adjourn her hair.

s k i l l s
Her main means of defense is her ability to camouflage. Additionally, the life-giving spores of her breath work unusually fast, even for a Sidhe. An accidental sneeze some years ago was a quick lesson on breath control lest she impale another unsuspecting soul.

Akaia also finds herself particularly skilled at moving quickly and quietly. Having spent much of her youth in the forests between civilization, she's knowledgeable in the navigation of uncharted areas and the ability to traverse those areas safely.

Akaia has the ability to mimic any noises, voices or sounds she can or has heard. A unique skill she picked up learning to communicate with a world as strange to her as she is to it. She also developed a coded language between herself and her crow in the form of various clicks and clucks.

e q u i p m e n t
A wooden staff standing at her shoulder. It's thin, light and durable. At one end, there is a flowering bulb of golden petals. If coaxed, it can emit a soft ambient warm hue for a duration. This bulb also doubles as a warning for Akaia. If the air becomes too contaminated, it will begin to shrivel, allowing Akaia enough time to don a mask before she suffers any adverse effects.

Concealed within this staff is a blade a foot in length, the hilt of which is the bulbed end of the staff. When of good health, it is impossible to pull the blade out. However, when the wood is weakened in the presence of polluted air or Miasma, the blade can be drawn by snapping the wood where they're joined.

Her gas mask is made of a sturdy flexible material that sits comfortably around her nose and mouth and creates an airtight seal. Not unlike the rest of her attire, the equipment and it's entire rig is lightweight but still durable. The mask is fed via a tube that loops around her waist and connects two cylinders roughly the size of a liter bottle. These are hung across her lower back by a leather sling and pulled tight against her body. If this connection should fail or the canisters are damaged, one of the filters on the mask itself is larger than the other and houses an emergency 'tank' of oxygen that is good for fifteen minutes. Additionally, only one of the tanks across her back is filled with a supply of clean oxygen. The other tank stores the spores from her breath.

To prevent her influence on surrounding flora, Akaia will often don her mask when she intends to speak. Her mask function is then switched to allow air intake in one direction, thereby letting her breathe without wasting the oxygen in her tank. Any spores released by her during this time is caught and stored.

Akaia is accompanied by a crow. It feeds on the blood beads she provides.

w e a k n e s s
Akaia is naturally non-combative, a quality made clear by the handicap provided by her staff. Besides a seldom used blade and the ability to sprout the end of her staff dangerously fast, she has little else to offer in a fight.

Her speech is stunted thanks in large part to her early life. She spent her first years learning in the wild on her own before she was discovered and taken in. Though much improved, her verbal communication is limited to fragments, signs and gestures. She cannot legibly write but she can read and understand just as well as anyone else can. In addition to her speech, her odd upbringing also left her somewhat asocial. Most interpersonal interactions are awkward at best.

h i s t o r y
Akaia was brought into the fold 7 years ago by the Revenant Cerise as a result of a chance meeting between the two. As a young Sidhe only recently made alone and without clear direction, it was far too easy for her to decide to follow the odd girl after catching her on one of her many excursions. However, it didn't take long for the equally, if not more skilled Cerise to pick up on her tail and what followed was a rather short game of cat and mouse. Needless to say, Cerise made quick work of the stranger, but it didn't take long for the lost soul of a curious and genuine heart to win over a warm and empathetic one. A short, tense and awkward exchange later would leave Akaia with an invitation home and a near decades long friendship.

She quickly fell into her role as the second scout. Whatever pockets of information about the surrounding area she didn't already know was filled in with Cerise's help and soon, the newest member was contributing rather than simply learning. In that time of growth, she developed her communication, both verbal and non-verbal and also taught those around her how to communicate with her through her crow. These days, she spends much of her time off base, exploring the world, seeing where it may need healing and attempting to remedy it. During her trips, she'll often pick up various bits and bobs along the way that are of import to others and will bring them back home. This can be anything from material for Lyssandra to a new flower for Cerise or even a peculiar looking pebble she thinks might look good on a mantle somewhere. If on the base, she'll often be in the company of a certain Revenant and a certain nosy crow.

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