Dagger smiled. That was fast. Not that she had really expected any less from Eiko. She hastened back to the door, and pulled it open to let the younger girl in. "Hope you're hungry, I had the chef whip up some lunch. And dessert." she winked, and moved over to the table.
Even though she was not usually one to admit it, Eiko's visits always did wonders to lift her spirits. Eiko was just so full of life, and even though they'd had a rough start back when they first met, the younger summoner had become as close to her as family. Until recently, they had been the last of their kind in this world, and it was something they had really bonded over.
That, and neither of them had ever had any brothers or sisters.
"So, where do we start?" she asked, dropping two cubes of sugar into her cup, and and pouring the tea over top.
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Date: 2009-12-16 06:42 am (UTC)Even though she was not usually one to admit it, Eiko's visits always did wonders to lift her spirits. Eiko was just so full of life, and even though they'd had a rough start back when they first met, the younger summoner had become as close to her as family. Until recently, they had been the last of their kind in this world, and it was something they had really bonded over.
That, and neither of them had ever had any brothers or sisters.
"So, where do we start?" she asked, dropping two cubes of sugar into her cup, and and pouring the tea over top.