Raella didn't know which precise moment it was when it dawned on her that Euphemia was the epitome of who she wanted to be. Or well, who she thought she wanted to be. To able to accept being a murderer as though it was just another fact of life seemed like bliss. Discarding any emotions of self-hatred even more so. However, studying the girl before her, there was no solace, no euphoria, just pure apathy and detachment. Almost like Euphemia lived in a void of emptiness, everpresent yet so disconnected. At that instant, Raella felt many things; fear, resentment, but most of all, an ache of pity for the other. Pathetic really, to feel sorrow for someone she barely knew, much less when the other didn't even feel a fraction of misery.
Words were never her forte; Raella wasn't one with the ability to string them together as a spider does a web. Hence, she stepped forward, wrapping Euphemia in a short embrace, ignoring her magic being sucked out of her and the fear pooling at the pit of her stomach. Perhaps she had overstepped her boundaries but it was as though the dim lighting had shrouded that fine line in darkness, covering it with the shadows of the canopy.
"You know," she began as she released the other woman from her grasp "you have every right to feel emotions just like how you don't need some deity to justify your existence. Live to experience the world your God created and more importantly life for yourself." Hypocritical, very hypocritical; preaching things she had yet to apply to her life, how laughable. Still, the things Raella said were of truth.
Pausing for a moment, an idea crossed Raella's mind like a ripple of water in a still ocean. She was the master of illusions, a weaver of lies. Feelings and emotions were well within the limits of her deceptions. In all honesty, she doubted the other would accept her offer, being a Christian and all, but there was no harm in asking anyway. Stretching out her hand, she relaxed her fingers such that her open palm faced the sky.
"Would you like to feel emotions?"
Words were never her forte; Raella wasn't one with the ability to string them together as a spider does a web. Hence, she stepped forward, wrapping Euphemia in a short embrace, ignoring her magic being sucked out of her and the fear pooling at the pit of her stomach. Perhaps she had overstepped her boundaries but it was as though the dim lighting had shrouded that fine line in darkness, covering it with the shadows of the canopy.
"You know," she began as she released the other woman from her grasp "you have every right to feel emotions just like how you don't need some deity to justify your existence. Live to experience the world your God created and more importantly life for yourself." Hypocritical, very hypocritical; preaching things she had yet to apply to her life, how laughable. Still, the things Raella said were of truth.
Pausing for a moment, an idea crossed Raella's mind like a ripple of water in a still ocean. She was the master of illusions, a weaver of lies. Feelings and emotions were well within the limits of her deceptions. In all honesty, she doubted the other would accept her offer, being a Christian and all, but there was no harm in asking anyway. Stretching out her hand, she relaxed her fingers such that her open palm faced the sky.
"Would you like to feel emotions?"