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 Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 8:56 pm
“Yes! I’m sure we will meet again as well. If you could still have those future dreams of yours I’m sure you would see the two of us meeting again! I think it’s destined now. If you ever happen to find yourself near my pride, I’d be happy to give you a tour of the place myself. Think how envious everyone will be! You walking around with the king.” He smiled, feeling lighter-hearted now though he had the chance to be talk about things and not worry about what it would be like as ruler.
“Well, I suppose I should go. It’s getting on and my friends will be waiting for me. I really enjoyed meeting you, and when we do meet again, I hope you have stories to tell me as brilliant and bright as your coat.” He offered her a polite bow of his head at that, smiling warmly as he slowly turned to leave.
Meeting new friends was probably the best thing about being a rogue, and the thing he would miss the most.
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Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 9:15 pm
Ili'ella laughed softly at his offer, touched that he would suggest such a thing. She didn't care if others would be envious or not, she would be simply glad to see the place that Bwana would make a paradise, she was sure. She would make sure they met again, and for the first time in a long while, she wished she still Saw while sleeping. She would love to see when she and he would meet again.
"Take care of yourself, Kind sir. I await our next meeting with a eager soul," she told him, returning the bow of her head. She watched him walk away, a little saddened by it but she had a feeling it was better this way. End the sadness now, so they could meet happy later.
Before she herself turned to leave, she whispered, "may the sun watch you at day time and the moon at night, for now until forever in the spirits favoured light. Bless you, King Bwana." It was a blessing from when she was a child, her mother had taught her. It wasn't magic, it was simply the projection of warm feelings, in hopes it would light the intended blessed-soul's way through the trouble they might find.
Content with her blessing, no matter how insignificant it was, she turned her back and began her travel once more.
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