08-20-2014, 01:06 AM
Lune was still staring where the gate had been as it finished vanishing. How? Something like that it wasn't possible. Things didn't just vanish or take you somewhere completely alien. She didn't really notice the other as he approached her, but when he spoke, she jumped and gave a little squeak of surprise. Her hands had been clasped together in front of her small chest, now they both pressed against it, as if her heart was fluttering so hard it might burst from her chest if she didn't hold it in. Her hands were shaking and her eyes were wide as she looked upon the male.
One of those shaking hands moved, pointing to where the gate had been. "It...It disappeared." Her voice was soft and gentle, very feminine, the kind of voice you would imagine from a girl that looked like her, but also frightened. She seemed to be at a loss for what else to say, still just pointing at that empty space and looking at him with wide eyes. There was no logical explanation for something like that, not to mention the fact that she was in a completely different place. Where was the park? Had this person somehow, moved it? Replaced it with this place? None of that would make any sense either though.
When the woman stepped out behind him, Kurako stepped to the side a bit so she could pass him. He wasn't sure she would walk ahead of him though, not with how warily she watched him. Given the things she had showed him, he really couldn't blame her. The half-elf gave her a nod of encouragement and a soft smile, he resisted the urge to put his gloved hands in his pockets. It might just make her more nervous if she couldn't see them anymore. "Maybe we should look for Solaris?" He said it rather thoughtfully, now that he thought about it, the other had been gone a fair amount of time. Maybe the man had gotten lost? Somehow Kurako doubted that. Something must have distracted the other, the half-elf had expected him back by now.
He would leave up to the woman though, if she wanted to go look for Solaris or just play in the grass. Kurako wouldn't move until she did, letting her take the lead in whatever they did. She might like that kind of freedom, or it might frighten her worse than captivity. He didn't know, so he was trying to take things slow and easy, let them go at whatever pace she sat for them.
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