At first, Evelyn didn't even recognize the word 'food,' and instead her mind focused on the obvious - mark of a deity? Blessed? Arete? Her mouth nearly dropped open at she listened to the two and turned her wrist over to look at the mark. She had always had it, for as long as she could remember, and in fact when most people got used it's presence it was like she wasn't special at all. She had never been special, but now she had two personal rescuers and she was gifted by a goddess? It was almost too much, too hard to really believe and take in, but the two women seemed so sure of themselves.
What did this mean though, if it was true? Would these two be her personal guardians now? Would she be kept hidden away in some temple or guarded under lock and key? Taken care for? Expected to do heroic things? Would she even find love? Only an hour ago most of these questions weren't even possible, but being whisked away from the life of servitude, she started to hope a little - just a little, that maybe she wouldn't be alone anymore. She hated it, after all, it was like a gnawing disease of depression to be so alone all the time.
Finally a, "thank you," was given to both of them. Though it was given shyly and with uncertainly, she still gave them both a very particular look, one of genuine kindness and gratitude. "I uh... yeah, food would be.. wonderful, thank you.." she again said with a bashful tone, finally giving them both a small, gentle smile. While she didn't say anything about her mark, it was obvious that thoughts were spinning around in that little pretty head of hers as she followed the two to the kitchen. As they finally sat down to eat, she seemed perfectly content listening to the other words they had to offer about the situation.
What did this mean though, if it was true? Would these two be her personal guardians now? Would she be kept hidden away in some temple or guarded under lock and key? Taken care for? Expected to do heroic things? Would she even find love? Only an hour ago most of these questions weren't even possible, but being whisked away from the life of servitude, she started to hope a little - just a little, that maybe she wouldn't be alone anymore. She hated it, after all, it was like a gnawing disease of depression to be so alone all the time.
Finally a, "thank you," was given to both of them. Though it was given shyly and with uncertainly, she still gave them both a very particular look, one of genuine kindness and gratitude. "I uh... yeah, food would be.. wonderful, thank you.." she again said with a bashful tone, finally giving them both a small, gentle smile. While she didn't say anything about her mark, it was obvious that thoughts were spinning around in that little pretty head of hers as she followed the two to the kitchen. As they finally sat down to eat, she seemed perfectly content listening to the other words they had to offer about the situation.