09-23-2019, 01:55 AM
[align=center]— if I fall, get knocked down, pick myself up off the ground —
Although never close to the witch, the tiny privateer possessed vague memories of her. Afterall, the ocelot had been soothsayer at one point. Consequently, as petite paws carried the fae across the sand, she halted from a familiar presence, pale sea-green hues blinking. Diligently the gears began turning in her mind, seeking the proper name. Roux.Just lightly, her head tilted. "Aloha Rosemary," yes, that sounded right. Carefully, she began inclining her head, adjusting to the best of her abilities. As she inhaled the salt air, ears perked, she caught the sound of sand shifting purposefully.
Hushsound. Her tail flicked silently in greeting, recalling uncomfortably that they could not communicate without an intermediate. Oh well. Despite disliking the lack of independence that required, she realized the pointlessness in being upset over it. It was okay if he couldn't talk. It was okay she couldn't see. They just had to work around it when necessary.
Keona wondered how well the former soothsayer remembered her. Out of every older member of the Typhoon, she presented an oddity in her existence -- she had hardly grown since many had come and gone, barely looking any different as the moons passed by. Certainly she looked a little older now. A question she hardly thought to ask.
Regardless of memory or lack off -- they hadn't been close; simply crewmates -- she'd offer the larger feline a polite smile. "How're you?"