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Dawnn was captivated in a very literal sense of the word, eyes locked to Liz's, breath caught in her chest, until she kissed her and she practically melted. It was so sweet, the mix of wine and her scent, the feel of her soft lips on her own. This woman that she'd fallen for in Terrasphere was...

Dawnn looked sheepish, like she was being talked to like a child by a grown-up who knew much better than her. She could only nod, swallowing hard in agreement that anyone would be a fool to not see similarities in Liz and Astrid. What she thought was cute, however, in putting on a show of being...

Dawnn nodded along to the explanation of why she chose to be a mage in Terrasphere. It certainly did fit her, and she felt like she was almost more fit for that appearance than this one, though she would never say that out loud. Obviously, though, they had to have agreed, since that was Liz's...

"Good girl. I knew there was a reason I fell in love with you," And with that, Dawnn was weak. Praise and words they hadn't shared before. Her breath was caught in her chest and she was a little fuzzy in her mind, stress and pleasure from the words getting the best of her. She was wet, well on...

Thinking she was being cute, she was a little shut down and stomped out of her lightness when she was commanded to be quiet. She was quick to obey in taking off the glasses, though, thinking that it was an order from her superior rather than her lover. Either way, they both knew she was the...

Not seeing the danger prevalent in such a symbolic action, Sunny took the bait and planted the kiss deeply onto her new lover. She felt elated in that moment, heroic and proud to have won such a marvelous, outstanding woman. That was how it felt for her in her naivete. Dawnn, for her part, was...

Dawnn loved good food. What she didn't love was getting dressed up for said food. She'd started three hours before leaving and still felt like she was rushing out the door. Today was nothing to sneeze at. She'd been invited by her lover in Terrasphere to a very real place in the real world. A...

Sunny seemed a little apologetic about the idea that she'd asked the question after the fact, but retreated into her food. At least it wasn't related to trauma, and she seemed fine about it. "Mom just wasn't a good person. We don't need to get into why, but trust me, my dad and I were better...

Sunny smiled tightly behind her mask, relieved a little bit by the woman's brand of self-deprecation. She had a charming way of making her feel better and alleviating her anxiety, even if it was hard to truly let it go fully. In a similar way, when she pulled back from Astrid, the woman made a...

Sunny listened closely even though she felt a little foggy, a little depressed, about the whole conversation. All of this while they stood next to a dead woman she'd had to slay to keep Astrid safe. It was about as depressing as a situation could get. Especially given the woman's own situation...

Sunny felt a little guarded at the woman's reassurance and use of the word 'really' twice in a row. Had she needed the extra assurance? Now she wasn't so sure that it was a mistake... Still, could she afford to lose a potential friend over it? She liked to think her standards were good, but...

Being called dearest and darling was nice, and Sunny smiled softly beneath her mask naturally at the woman's presence and energy. She seemed so natural and familiar that it was like a blessing that she'd been tasked to this quest with her. As the showmanship in question began to be put on...

Sunny was looking away after handing the potion, allowing the mage to do whatever was needed without her watching. She apparently had other plans for her, however, and after the potion was administered she heard soft words that tickled at the back of her neck and made her hair stand up straight...

Sunny had so much she wanted to say, but things were happening too fast for her to say any of it as her mind screeched to a halt. She tried to open her mouth several times as new things kept happening, interrupted by her own new thoughts and by the beast. Guilt stabbed her through the heart as...

Sunny winced lightly at the small amount of reprimanding she got for letting the mage go first. She hadn't thought of that, silly her. What would her mother say? Once inside, she got a good look at the sufficiently spooky surroundings to set the tone of the quest. If anything, it was a little...

Gods, what was she doing? Suddenly feeling more anxious than before, feeling like she'd been caught staring, she pulled her mask back up over her face. A pretty girl couldn't be what put her guard down. That was a good way to get caught up in trouble that would be hard to get out of. Being...

"Just fix it for the next time we meet," Not even a request. A command. Sunny looked down and nodded, "I'll try." Things were moving fast as Astrid called herself a friend of hers, but Sunny didn't mind that. If she was willing to be friends, that was good. She seemed a little odd, at first...

Oh. Oh no. Sunny's cheeks reddened more as the beautiful woman giggled and scolded her playfully. She was captivating, and she couldn't help but stare. Meeting her eyes was difficult, though. She looked a little embarrassed about not talking, but hoped that it wouldn't show too much. Sunny...

Sunny was a little disheartened. In person, she felt more confident, but she felt too well-known and famous to make friends. That was part of why she'd wanted to play Terrasphere. However, her appearance, mixed with the fact that she was on the shy side when it came to actually interacting with...

"Fair enough." She said, making a mental note to offer her to smoke again once they were done. She was a little embarrassed by her outburst against Brandon when told to chill out, but didn't let it show on her expression even though Brandon took the opportunity to seem smug about it. He did so...