Time for catching up. [Disciple/Psiioniic]
She laughs at the image of a horrified commander running about their ship as it exploded thanks to Sanian, a purring rumbling in her chest as he braids her hair. Kaiser often gave up with the unmanagable mass of hair, the strands thick and determinedly curly though not wiry. Sanian was normally the one who attempted anything with it, presumably because the quiet, repetitive actions were soothing in a way.
She briefly opens a bright, green eye to look up at him, arched brows pulling together. “But if you did that, what about the other psionics who would’ve been there with you. Purresumably they’d have perished at the explosion.”
Sanian’s face fell from his bragging to a more solemn expression. “They were practically dead anyway,” he replied. He had to tell himself that they wouldn’t be able to be healed to make himself sleep at night. Not that he got a whole lot of sleep regardless. “I had to get out of there, HR. I was gonna die.”














