❅ boiling
Republic City was always fascinating. No matter what time of day Mei Hua would step into the city, there was always something worth finding and experiencing. Unlike most days, Mei Hua opted to walk through the streets of Republic City by herself without her bison to accompany her. There were so many things she could do at the moment, but the question was what she could do.
As she brushed a hair strand out of her face, she looked straight ahead and saw a café nearby. “Perfect.” Mei Hua thought to herself as she entered inside thinking about what to get. Mei Hua was rather indecisive when it came to choices. If she had enough money, she would try all of them but that wasn’t the case. She sighed softly before feeling a touch on her shoulder. Turning towards the direction of the touch, she noticed a woman with a drink at hand. Mei Hua glanced at the drink for a brief moment before looking up.
“A fan?” Mei Hua repeated the words out loud. She knew the answer to the question, but in all honesty, Mei Hua wasn’t sure where in particular the fan was. She remembered seeing it a few times while passing through the vendors, but other than that she wasn’t of much help. “I remembered seeing one from the market vendors nearby.” She confessed as that was the only detail she could recall.
nukka doesn't miss the downward glance--years of quiet observation have left her sharpened to the sight of the smallest detail--plump lips curving as idea flickers behind sea flecked eyes. "well, would you mind directing me to the market?"
ice clinks as she adjusts the hold of the drink her hand, pointing it upward--an offerance for a sip, perhaps, if the woman was interested, or a display of what could be hers. "i'd love to treat you, for your trouble," she continues, drawing the straw back to herself for a cool sip. "that is, if you'd be ever so kind."
she hopes that the woman before her, eyes seemingly kind, will be quick about her acceptance or rejection of her question, shifting slightly. motion made the heat much easier to deal with, as if it struggled to touch her when she pushed her feet ahead, and so she wanted to get moving on again oncemore.













