Shady

“I can handle him.” She shrugged sourly. As if she needed Gaius. “I’ve got my rune.”

“That’s why I haven’t,” she said sourly, glancing away.

“Why?” She glanced at him.

Oh. She furrowed her brow at that, annoyed. “He won’t choose me over himself for anything. But getting Michael out of his house will be a top priority. Would be. ...

(I don’t believe Ky told him but he has her memories now so it’s up to you if he noticed that particular one or not since she wasn’t thinking about ...

(Grossssss) (That’s comparable to what each of my science classes had. Thus the reading burn out haha it averages me about 10 minutes per page for science reading and it ...

(Uh oh… more essays?) “I don’t see why they would,” Ky agreed. “I’m the only one who can talk to any of you so there’s no point in taking you ...

“… I mean, I guess you’ll be up here, too. So that’s something… but still. It’s gonna be hard.”

Ky glanced down at her bone. He had a point. “…Still. I’m going to end up here all alone in the dark for like four months. I’m going to go ...

“May as well be eternal,” she grumbled. “And who knows what will happen, what with the gods waking up. Maybe they’ll make it permanent.”

“With the eternal night coming soon there won’t be the sun so why would it matter?”

Ky shrugged. “It’ll be late morning soon enough… and I’m told that won’t matter soon anyway.” She heaved a heavy sigh.

She shrugged again, glancing away with a slight blush. “Like you said, it’s basically morning already anyhow.”

“Sleep is miserable, too.” She shrugged. “I don’t imagine I’ll be doing any more of it tonight.”

(Hah) “They’re asleep all the time.” She shrugged. “…so it doesn’t really matter, right?”