Baby, you're my fireworks

Vi had to think about it. How long had she been living on the island? "I've been here for... a year and... wow getting close to a year and a half I think." Time had gone fairly quickly. It seemed like just yesterday she was being pulled away from... yeah.

"Oh, I'm sorry. I meant I left there when I was little. I did a lot of traveling before I came here." Her goofy grin didnt reveal the less fun memories that brought up. She was mostly over that part of her life. Mostly.

But of course the girl was curious about how she got there. And Vi didnt want to shrug that off or dismiss her question, the girl was clearly new. "I guess the easiest way to explain it is a scout found out about me and took me away from somewhere pretty unhealthy for me. Emotionally, I mean. What about you?"

She could sense each minute shift in emotions as the other girl reacted and then spoke about her own situation. But Vi wasn't one to judge. Aside from the fact that all strong emotions tasted good regardless of whether they were positive or negative- and that was a pretty good motivating factor, she genuinely like to hear people out and try to give comfort where she could.

"I hadn't flown much before either. Only when we really had to. I don't know where you were or what you are looking for now but this island is a pretty amazing place. Rude people who leave you behind aside, of course." She wanted to go on about the benefits of living there or draw her further into conversation to make her feel better but Vi recognized the signs of someone who was very tired. And she could guess the alcohol wasn't helping too much in that regard.

Vi smiled at her and then laughed. "It's ok. I don't really need to sleep but I know a yawn when I hear one. Would you like me to walk you back to wherever you're going now? I'm sure some sleep will do you some good."

Vi grinned back in her, apparently, usual way. "I'm really glad I found you when I did. And not just because I've been feeding on your emotions," she laughed and let the 'o' in 'emotions' draw out a little longer in her delight. But she was being genuine too. Someone who did actually want to hear her out and help if they could.

As if to solidify that idea she reached out a hand towards Lorelei after hopping up and smoothing out her clothes with the other hand. "Come on, and if you feel like you might stumble don't worry about it. I'm stronger than I look." One slightly overdramatic flex later and she was ready to lead the other girl home. Just one thing though. She still needed to know which place to lead her to. "Oh. Oops. Where am I leading you to again?"

"Easy enough, I live in the dorms too. Dont sleep there much but that's more of a 'me' thing," she grinned and began leading Lorelei towards where she knew the path between the city and the school was. She would have thanked the gods for giving everyone that shortcut but... it was better if she and the gods weren't around eachother. For everyone's sake.

"Really you dont need to thank me, but maybe next time you can make sure the people you're going with are actually friends. I know I would never just abandon a friend-especially if they were a little buzzed and not really familiar with the area." She was mixing seriousness with the happy go lucky attitude that may or may not have been stemming from the feeding.

But when she started humming to herself it was pretty nice. And it didnt take long to get to the path with Vi leading them.