[Upon staying rooted to her spot, Sheryl shifts her gaze to the bandages on her wrists before she eventually casts them back onto the singer just a few feet away. That voice is as potent and vibrant as her own, quite powerful if it's able to even heal and lift the suffocating pressure from her.
This is another musical goddess, Sheryl thinks, surprise flickering in her eyes as her own name is being called. Wait a minute... Freyja knows her! She's been staying in the Far Shore for so long, being a relative unknown to the masses that she felt she had to rebuild herself all over again.
The girl with a shining pink hair decoration — is that what it is? — actually knows who she is. Is she from Frontier? Galaxy? Another bio-plant fleet?
Either way her blue eyes are sparkling, and though she's not feeling like her usual self today, she forces the corners of her lips to tug up just a bit.]
That's right, the one and only.
[Sheryl, despite how lethargic and despondent she feels otherwise, makes sure to fix her posture and project confidence in her voice. She rests her free hand on her hip, keeping the hold on the tiny civilian's hand.]
I don't normally do this kind of service often, but... it feels right.
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This is another musical goddess, Sheryl thinks, surprise flickering in her eyes as her own name is being called. Wait a minute... Freyja knows her! She's been staying in the Far Shore for so long, being a relative unknown to the masses that she felt she had to rebuild herself all over again.
The girl with a shining pink hair decoration — is that what it is? — actually knows who she is. Is she from Frontier? Galaxy? Another bio-plant fleet?
Either way her blue eyes are sparkling, and though she's not feeling like her usual self today, she forces the corners of her lips to tug up just a bit.]
That's right, the one and only.
[Sheryl, despite how lethargic and despondent she feels otherwise, makes sure to fix her posture and project confidence in her voice. She rests her free hand on her hip, keeping the hold on the tiny civilian's hand.]
I don't normally do this kind of service often, but... it feels right.