Balcony
"The temptations are there. I mean I have not given in it yet, but the desire to inject myself with some momentary relief comes and goes. My list of love for things in this new life is long, but the fact still remains, what I lived for has vanished," Airwin sighed a little as he considered the impact that it would have if his resolve failed him, "That exactly why I need you, sister. If anything someone who knows enough about me to talk me away from the blissful ambrosia of the voids allure," his words led to a momentary silence as he considered the other topic at hand.
The Aestaesys shrugged and said sharply, "How does one become so sick in their own short-sighted beliefs that find enemies where there are none? Simply mental illness unchecked. I'm sure Jun would have an explanation of it all short of whatever silver spoon and augmented view of reality would make someone act like that." It was rare Airwin provided such analysis to things but it was how he was wired, and it had been a long time since he could just speak on the things that affected him, "I suppose we have to observe some people carefully, while we handle things with a glove of maybe sarcastic gentleness. We forget that facing extinction toe-to-toe eliminates idiots from our leagues. I will let it rest though, I won't judge one nation on the actions of someone who obviously a fringe minority with an impulse control issue," he reached over, took her bottle of chacelle, and had himself a sip. "I'll be ready to verbally slap it in the next legislation I propose," he concluded.
"Aelya I think you underestimate your value sometimes, perhaps that is why you were so ready to seek new horizons. Clouded in trend, there were those who saw you as a mere puppet to push out children, but I gave you that title based on your merit. You're my sister and a Tal'Cel. For obvious reasons we may mute the importance of our royal family now, obviously as guests and new citizens, we can't go flexing about the royal privilege we no longer have. To Tsenlan you mean something, to me you mean something," he said with a wholehearted tone.
On the Way to Tokyo Brewing Company
Naeliu mumbled, "Regular meals are something we're not the only ones lacking, we should probably remember some takeout for father and Aelya; whatever happens we need to get some normalcy back in our lives. I've eaten one too many instant noodles in the past few months. My next trip to Jun might bring me a nightmare otherwise," she joked as she walked down the street with her sister and Lynira.
"You don't drink Lynira? I'd be careful volunteering as my designated walker. I tend to land myself in mischief when I'm drunk and I'm sure Arina here is no different," she joked with the diplomat, who was quickly becoming a friend. "Arina, try to make sure I don't take you both to bed tonight, I'm horrible at those morning-after conversations and if you wake up before the sun comes up, I'm liable to just push you both on the floor," she said in amusement.
The TBC BrewPub was not far, the luxury of Riverside was that most things were within walking distance. "Oh, wow. Look at that place," Nalui regarded Kaiko Park. "Yamatai has such beauty, we should take a walk through there sometime during the daylight," she observed the magnificent place in awe of its visible ornate landscape.
