AmazingAeris

Lilly's face burned red, and she stood, walking up to him and hugging him tightly. "I don't know what I'd do without you. I love you."

"You didn't do anything. It's just that I can't do anything..." Lilly said, her voice cracking.

Lilly laid her head across the couch, laying on her side. She curled up, her knees pressed against her chest. Never in her life had she ever felt so useless ...

Lilly stared at the sword, "What do you mean 'not the same sword'? Isn't that the same one you picked up?" she asked genuinely, thought it sounded more on the ...

Lilly looked up at him through her eyelashes, not wanting to move her head, then looked down again. "It's fine. He'll realize soon," she muttered, trying to cheer herself up.

"My father has a ship. Well, had a ship. I don't know what happened to him. It's in my garage, I've been working to fix it up recently, I just ...

"Maybe there's a greater plan for you," Lilly hated the thought of one main god that was supposedly their creator, but she couldn't deny the thought, "Maybe your a protector ...

Lilly watched him go, but she didn't bother going after him. She could barely think straight at the moment

Lilly dug through her pockets, pulling out her glasses case, and flipping it open, grabbing her glasses. "This is all I have on me."

Lilly's lips curved into a slighter smile, feeling flattered, "There's nothing you can do," she said, though it sounded rude hearing it for herself, but she went and sat on ...

"D-died?" Lilly stuttered, eyes wide. "How did they die?"

"I don't think there's anything more you can do?" Lilly smiled at him, though her eyes weren't nearly as joyful.

"I mean, it may. Food solves lots of problems," Lilly answered, looking up at him.

"What if we found some other creatures? There's a large chance that there would be something else here," Lilly wondered aloud.

"Well, what were they?" Lilly wanted to help him, but she could barely hide her excitement to know the future, or maybe some of his past.