Of course it wouldn't fit over his chest. Why would Délise deny herself such a wonderful sight? Besides, he had more on than she did, so he didn't have much reason to question it anyway. “Clothes can be a pain sometimes,†Délise agreed with him, amused. Not quite for the same reasons.
Before Fleur could lose her lunch, Orion had switched subjects. She smiled wide, “Yep! We're both students!†Any chance to show herself off was a good chance. Fleur didn't wait to start her demonstration. She bent over backwards, and folded her spine well enough to poke her head through her legs.
She poked her head a little bit out between her thighs, “I am super-flexible. All my bones are broken up into smaller pieces, as are my muscles. It also means I store more force, though.†She didn't have anything to demonstrate with, but she could punch unusually hard for a girl her size.
“I can alter the weather too! I can make it rain or fog or stuff.†She smiled mischievously, looking to Délise's direction. The succubus didn't seem thrilled about it, and her worried were confirmed when a tiny raincloud had appeared just over her own head, precipitating water and getting her wet.
“Thanks for that, Fleur,†Délise shook her hair, pulling it back and wringing some of its water out. Fleur giggled, but whatever. She looked better with a bit of dew on her, letting the sunlight glow off her skin.
“Mine are a bit more subtle,†Délise explained, “But I can perform dark magic.†Among other things less appropriate for public. She looked down at the sand, finding a long strand of hair. Perfect. Délise picked up her sister's hair, stretching it out with both hands. She grinned.
“Uh,†Fleur winced.
“I can cast hexes on people. It's like ultimate bad luck. For instance...†She waited for the tide to flow in. With a wicked smile, she pulled the strand of hair through her left thumb and index finger, “I can make someone slip just at the right moment!â€Â
Fleur tried to jump out of the way of something invisible, but it was to no avail. Hexes weren't exactly dodged. Of all the things, Fleur slipped on a sea shell and fell flat into the sand. She grunted on impact, and before she could get back up the tide ran right over her body, drenching her.
Fleur spat out a mouth full of sand and seawater, “Ugh! I'm going to kill you later.†She stormed off into the ocean to wash herself off, letting Délise smile and edge herself closer to Orion.
“I have a few more tricks up my sleeve, but I don't like to give all my secrets up so soon.â€Â
Before Fleur could lose her lunch, Orion had switched subjects. She smiled wide, “Yep! We're both students!†Any chance to show herself off was a good chance. Fleur didn't wait to start her demonstration. She bent over backwards, and folded her spine well enough to poke her head through her legs.
She poked her head a little bit out between her thighs, “I am super-flexible. All my bones are broken up into smaller pieces, as are my muscles. It also means I store more force, though.†She didn't have anything to demonstrate with, but she could punch unusually hard for a girl her size.
“I can alter the weather too! I can make it rain or fog or stuff.†She smiled mischievously, looking to Délise's direction. The succubus didn't seem thrilled about it, and her worried were confirmed when a tiny raincloud had appeared just over her own head, precipitating water and getting her wet.
“Thanks for that, Fleur,†Délise shook her hair, pulling it back and wringing some of its water out. Fleur giggled, but whatever. She looked better with a bit of dew on her, letting the sunlight glow off her skin.
“Mine are a bit more subtle,†Délise explained, “But I can perform dark magic.†Among other things less appropriate for public. She looked down at the sand, finding a long strand of hair. Perfect. Délise picked up her sister's hair, stretching it out with both hands. She grinned.
“Uh,†Fleur winced.
“I can cast hexes on people. It's like ultimate bad luck. For instance...†She waited for the tide to flow in. With a wicked smile, she pulled the strand of hair through her left thumb and index finger, “I can make someone slip just at the right moment!â€Â
Fleur tried to jump out of the way of something invisible, but it was to no avail. Hexes weren't exactly dodged. Of all the things, Fleur slipped on a sea shell and fell flat into the sand. She grunted on impact, and before she could get back up the tide ran right over her body, drenching her.
Fleur spat out a mouth full of sand and seawater, “Ugh! I'm going to kill you later.†She stormed off into the ocean to wash herself off, letting Délise smile and edge herself closer to Orion.
“I have a few more tricks up my sleeve, but I don't like to give all my secrets up so soon.â€Â