#DArp account by @dalishbandit.bsky.social
MDNI - OP is 30+, Revna is 33ish
she/her, bi
NSFW w/ discussion
Multiship w/ chem
“Are you alright?” She calmly meets Ellisia’s gaze, ignoring Rune’s tightening talons on her arm. +
“Are you alright?” She calmly meets Ellisia’s gaze, ignoring Rune’s tightening talons on her arm. +
“I should be the one apologizing. I did not intend to cause you any distress.” +
“I should be the one apologizing. I did not intend to cause you any distress.” +
She tosses the final piece towards the flock and lets her gaze wander back to Meraad’s hands. +
She tosses the final piece towards the flock and lets her gaze wander back to Meraad’s hands. +
The mention of dragons sparks her curiosity, but she holds her questions as Meraad asks one of her own. +
The mention of dragons sparks her curiosity, but she holds her questions as Meraad asks one of her own. +
Revna turns to Santi, unable to contain her excitement. “There is a grave here!”
Revna turns to Santi, unable to contain her excitement. “There is a grave here!”
The air around her becomes abnormally still as she reaches out, searching. +
The air around her becomes abnormally still as she reaches out, searching. +
“This is lovely. Thank you for bringing me here.” +
“This is lovely. Thank you for bringing me here.” +
Revna reaches for the peach, careful not to touch Meraad’s hand as she takes it. With her knife, she deftly cuts a berry-sized piece off and holds it up before tossing it towards the exposed roots of the tree. +
Revna reaches for the peach, careful not to touch Meraad’s hand as she takes it. With her knife, she deftly cuts a berry-sized piece off and holds it up before tossing it towards the exposed roots of the tree. +
She removes her hand with a small smile, and the spell dies out.
She removes her hand with a small smile, and the spell dies out.
*Deep breath.*
Ignoring the sensation for now, Revna channels her magic through Ellisia’s hand to Rune. +
*Deep breath.*
Ignoring the sensation for now, Revna channels her magic through Ellisia’s hand to Rune. +
She smiles softly at her outstretched hand and gently flips it so that Ellisia’s palm rests between Rune’s skull and her own hand. +
She smiles softly at her outstretched hand and gently flips it so that Ellisia’s palm rests between Rune’s skull and her own hand. +
“They should like the peaches,” she says, motioning to the curious birds above them. “As long as the pieces are small enough.” +
“They should like the peaches,” she says, motioning to the curious birds above them. “As long as the pieces are small enough.” +
She steps through the open gate with a grateful nod. “Thank you.” Revna leads Meraad toward a stone bench sitting in the shade of a willow tree. +
She steps through the open gate with a grateful nod. “Thank you.” Revna leads Meraad toward a stone bench sitting in the shade of a willow tree. +
Ahead of them, a small green space comes into view, the iron-wrought fencing bathed in moonlight. “The garden?” she asks, grateful for the distraction.
Ahead of them, a small green space comes into view, the iron-wrought fencing bathed in moonlight. “The garden?” she asks, grateful for the distraction.
A small shiver runs down her spine as she recalls her own experience lost amongst the dead. Rune peers over at her with concern, his talons digging noticeably into Santi’s shoulder. +
A small shiver runs down her spine as she recalls her own experience lost amongst the dead. Rune peers over at her with concern, his talons digging noticeably into Santi’s shoulder. +
“Oh yes, I remember! The spirits were very excited when you caught up to your target.” She glances up at him with a smile. +
“Oh yes, I remember! The spirits were very excited when you caught up to your target.” She glances up at him with a smile. +
The ink is smudged, with the clear imprint of a bird's talon in one corner.
The ink is smudged, with the clear imprint of a bird's talon in one corner.
A minute later, they come to a stop in front of the park, and she looks up with a smile, brighter this time. “I don’t believe I caught your name. I am Revna.”
A minute later, they come to a stop in front of the park, and she looks up with a smile, brighter this time. “I don’t believe I caught your name. I am Revna.”