En route to the flight shed, Thursday evening

[solo_sword]

Today hadn't been bad so far, which was more than a little surprising, and Jaina decided she might as well capitalize on it by doing some training so she could feel more accomplished. After going for a quick run around the island- Myrkr had definitely showed her that keeping up stamina was a very good thing- she was happy to find the flight shed on her first try, figuring she could get some more time in there. Yes, again. Shush.

[Open, should you wanna catch her.]

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[vkandis-son.livejournal.com]

"It is stopped." His voice was very quiet. "I give you my word."

[solo_sword]

She was almost trying to come up with other conditions, but it occurred to her that if she did make any requests, he might actually agree to it. which didn't really help her. Mostly she wished he could care less. "Okay," she said, a little unsure as to what even she meant.

[vkandis-son.livejournal.com]

"Okay," he replied, unsure what either of them meant, but it had something of the feel of a promise, and it gave him hope. "I should let you continue to where you were going," he said after a moment of silence. "Unless you want company?"

[solo_sword]

"Won't have time for it," she said, which was the truth. "I'm running through some scenarios, I have to concenrate or I get shot down."

[vkandis-son.livejournal.com]

"Then I'll wish you good flying and a good evening," he said, slowing to a halt. "And," he hesitated, then added with a tentative smile, "the offer of tea is always open."

[solo_sword]

"Thanks," she said, nodding and only slowing a bit. "I'll see you later."

[vkandis-son.livejournal.com]

I hope so. I really hope so. Karal lifted a hand in farewell before turning to follow Altra back to the cabins.