The Beach

Kate grinned. "Of course of course. No problem!"

Sasha beamed and gave Kate a quick hug. "Thank youuuuuu!"

She patted her shoulder. "You're most welcome!"

Sasha beamed then blinked a little as she felt a strange weight relieve itself. Somehow she felt a little more like herself now then she did before.

In the short moment her eyes were closed when she blinked, she momentarily envisioned two girls. One she couldn't quite tell the details of in the darkness was watching as the other who had long blonde hair, gold eyes, and seemed to be wearing a red dress, stepped away from a laptop. She seemed a little unwilling but grateful for some reason before she slowly disappeared, leaving just the first girl who sat down and began typing away at the computer, her eyes obscured from the reflection of the screen in her glasses.

As soon as Sasha's eyes opened again in the split second they were closed, she was still there at the beach and the vision was gone. She wasn't entirely sure what had happened there. Maybe it had something with touching Kate? She was like a primordial goddess or something after all. She wan't quite sure though and decided to brush it off. "Okay, back to the story?"

"ALl good there?"

"Yep! Think I might need to drink some water here soon though, I'm getting a little dehydrated I believe."

"Happens more often than you think at a beach."

She giggled. "Yep. Hang on one moment." Sasha said before suddenly disappearing then reappearing seconds later with her water bottle. "Okay, so we were on dark chocolate, right?"

"Yes indeed we were! Dark chocolate for the eldritch gods."

Sasha grinned and nodded before taking a sip from her water bottle as she listened.

"So the negotiations actually kind of went well!"

She grinned. "That's good!"

"It was pretty good! Soon they actually agreed to spare everyone. Turns out the people there had not fed them properly!"

"Yay!" Sasha cheered. "I'm glad you figured it out! Were they fed well after that?"

"They were indeed. Although that's the part where I had to die unfortunately."