Wings of Ivalice [[Rated R (ARR)]]

"Then you're very talented," Enric said warmly. After a moment, he picked up his blue jacket and draped it gently over Theory, so as to not startle him while he sewed. "It looks better on you anyway," he laughed brightly.

Driu nodded at Elle as thanks before following Siera. "Hey!" she called. "Wait up!" She pouted a little bit, "Something wrong? Are you...I mean...I kind of went ahead on this. You didn't have to...um..." she fumbled for words.

"No, my eyes just hurt... Too much damn sun. I need a dark place to hang out at for a bit." Siera didn't look back, not wanting Driu to see her crying.

Theory blinked a little before looking over at Enric and sticking out his tongue. "Does not..."

Elleron sighed as he sat in the captains chair, wondering if he needed to go out to get more supplies. If he did, then he would have to do something he hated to do.

Driu nodded, "Okay." She closed the distance between them, hugging Siera from behind. "I'm glad you came with me." She rested her chin on the other woman's shoulder, "I dunno what I'd do without you."

Enric laughed, his smile flickering a little bit; he hadn't worn the jacket much since he'd been attacked, so it probably smelled the most like his old self. "Blue suits you."

"I'm not worth it, really..." Siera looked at the ground but didn't move away from Driu. "There are people out there that have more worth in one hand than I do in my entire being."

Ruyine followed after Elle, coming up behind him to pet his ears. "How's it going? Not having second thoughts, are you?"

Elleron twitched slightly when his ears were touched, "Nn no..though I do know that because of my little run with those two I need to get a new hover bike...which means I get to change my appearance... fun times.." he sighed. He hated changing his appearance because it actually hurt, not to mention it was a pain in the ass reverting to and from it.

Theory blinked a few times, "It does...?" he asked. He wasn't really good with color combinations, or so he thought.

Enric just ruffled Theory's hair, his fingers lingering over the pointed ears. "Of course. I suck at colors but...it looks good on ya, Theo."

"Don't say that!" Driu said forcefully. She hugged her friend closer, "A dozen of those people would be lucky to be worth as much as you. You're the only person I'd ever want to be with." Then she blushed. "Um..." Was that too forward?

"Driu...I-" Siera dipped away from the other girl's arms and shook her head. "No, forget about it. It's not important."

"I could always get you one, you know. Unless they have something against half-orcs." Ruyine offered with a shrug.

The hybrid boy just smiled before continuing the work on the plushie.

"They might.. Either way I havn't changed my appearance in awhile and I do wonder what I'll look like as a hume with my hair this short..." Elleron said in a sarcastic tone as he played wit his own hair.

"No," Driu said stubbornly closing the distance between them again. "What? You were gonna say something. Tell me!"

Enric watched Theory, fascinated by the way he worked. He played with his hands in an attempt to keep himself occupied because Theory seemed to be doing everything in his power to tempt Enric. He just had to restrain himself.

"I said forget it!" Siera crossed her arms over her chest and turned away. "What does it matter anyway?"

"Well, I think you'd look cute but that's my personal opinion." Ruyine grinned, fluffing up the half-viera's short hair.

"Fine." Siera looked back at Driu. "I like you a lot, Driu. But, I'm scared that it'll fuck up our friendship. I don't need to lose anyone else. You're all that I have..."

"Yeah, because what if we broke up if it didn't work out? Would you be my friend then?" Siera blushed a little, leaning into the hug.

"I don't see why you would want me though." Siera looked away, sighing softly. "I'm not much to look at, you know."

"I don't feel like it." Siera snapped, retreating to a dark corner of the room. "You can go ahead if you want but leave me out of it."

"See what?" Siera peered at Driu from her corner.

"You wouldn't want to know. It's not important anyway." Siera shrugged and pretended to be interested in the wall beside her.

"I guess I could come." Siera stood beside Driu. "I don't want you getting lost."