Sunday
She tilted her head. "Talk? About what?" Sunday asked. "You haven't exactly set a subject."
She tilted her head. "Talk? About what?" Sunday asked. "You haven't exactly set a subject."
Her face goes a slightly deeper shade of green.
"W-well I don't know. We're part of a coven now, we should at least...I don't know, know more about each other?"
"W-well I don't know. We're part of a coven now, we should at least...I don't know, know more about each other?"
Sunday
Sunday frowned. "I suppose so," she allowed. "I mainly work at my forge during the day. I do not often venture out during the night. My parents were Greek. I have been on the island since the age of nine and currently teach artificing at the college level. Is that all?"
Sunday frowned. "I suppose so," she allowed. "I mainly work at my forge during the day. I do not often venture out during the night. My parents were Greek. I have been on the island since the age of nine and currently teach artificing at the college level. Is that all?"
"That's um...that's a good start? I guess?"
She turned to glance over her shoulder, looking at Sunday briefly.
"You don't really talk to people much outside of school, don't you?"
She turned to glance over her shoulder, looking at Sunday briefly.
"You don't really talk to people much outside of school, don't you?"
Sunday
"No," Sunday said bluntly. "You, however, have offered absolutely nothing of yourself in turn."
"No," Sunday said bluntly. "You, however, have offered absolutely nothing of yourself in turn."
She blushes again, seeming to almost shrink down a little at getting called out. Sunday was very big and intimidating even if she didn't really mean it.
"I-I was getting to that!" She very quickly said, turning back around. "Well, I only got here a couple weeks back, as you uh, already know. I got adopted into my family when I was a baby and um, never knew my original parents. All I know is that they did something to make like, well, this."
She gestures down to herself, green skin and all.
"I'm still in highschool, and I'm part of a coven. With, um, you...which you also already know..."
She eventually trails off, deciding it'd be better to stay quiet in case she starts sounding dumb again.
"I-I was getting to that!" She very quickly said, turning back around. "Well, I only got here a couple weeks back, as you uh, already know. I got adopted into my family when I was a baby and um, never knew my original parents. All I know is that they did something to make like, well, this."
She gestures down to herself, green skin and all.
"I'm still in highschool, and I'm part of a coven. With, um, you...which you also already know..."
She eventually trails off, deciding it'd be better to stay quiet in case she starts sounding dumb again.
Sunday
She made a noncommittal sound, neither knowing nor caring of Wednesday's anxiousness. "Tell me of your progress in magic." It wasn't an order but it sounded a lot like one. Sunday didn't exactly know how to express the difference.
She made a noncommittal sound, neither knowing nor caring of Wednesday's anxiousness. "Tell me of your progress in magic." It wasn't an order but it sounded a lot like one. Sunday didn't exactly know how to express the difference.
She appears to visibly calm down for a moment, even if she still wasn't used to Sunday's blunt manner of speaking. Magic, yes, that was something she was good at. She could talk about that.
"Well, I've been studying magic since I was 8, when my adopted family figured I had an aptitude for it. I've got a solid grasp on my family's witchcraft, I got lots of books back in my room with all the spells they taught me, and plenty more I've made myself."
She nodded to herself, taking pride in her knowledge.
"I've also been learning Symbol Magic on the side." She held up one finger in the air, dragging it along and leaving a trail of glowing white magic behind. She quickly drew a simple symbol and tapped it, releasing a small sound, something like a music note. "I've memorised the more basic and intermediate patterns and can do them pretty quickly. I'm still practising with the more advanced stuff, though."
"Well, I've been studying magic since I was 8, when my adopted family figured I had an aptitude for it. I've got a solid grasp on my family's witchcraft, I got lots of books back in my room with all the spells they taught me, and plenty more I've made myself."
She nodded to herself, taking pride in her knowledge.
"I've also been learning Symbol Magic on the side." She held up one finger in the air, dragging it along and leaving a trail of glowing white magic behind. She quickly drew a simple symbol and tapped it, releasing a small sound, something like a music note. "I've memorised the more basic and intermediate patterns and can do them pretty quickly. I'm still practising with the more advanced stuff, though."
Sunday
"Impressive," she said with a nod. "It takes great skill to create your own spells. I have never been particularly proficient at typical witchcraft, however."
"Impressive," she said with a nod. "It takes great skill to create your own spells. I have never been particularly proficient at typical witchcraft, however."
Wednesday smiled to herself. She didn't think Sunday really meant the praise, but she was pleased with it regardless. She came to a stop for a moment, as if listening to a voice Sunday couldn't hear. Her cat had found a few of the flowers she was looking for. She trudged ahead a little further, bending down to check.
"Yeah, my family were pretty big on traditions. You said before you did um, forgework?" She asked, a little distracted as she picked the fowers. "What kind of things do you make?"
"Yeah, my family were pretty big on traditions. You said before you did um, forgework?" She asked, a little distracted as she picked the fowers. "What kind of things do you make?"