his reaction was typical, obviously worried that perhaps she was faking what she meant and only inviting him in out of courtesy. ophelia couldn't help but roll her eyes, saying; "you can be dull sometimes, rainier," with only affection in her voice for a friend as dear as him. ophelia was simply thinking he may not enjoy being so exposed in a form he clearly wasn't very comfortable in displaying, even if she didn't understand why. "of course i do,"
a pale hand gently took his clothed elbow, not dragging but guiding the fae easily over the threshold and into her brothers place. it was not yet so clean, the telltale signs of play written out in scattered dolls and outfits, wands made from foil around chopsticks and edible spiders on the countertops. "sorry. just had a really intense bout of princesses and witches with my niece. we watched maleficent and she's insistant on being angelina jolie because she has wings to," ophelia chuckled, making room on the counter for the pot.
"what's that? fae soup? i was told mortals shouldn't eat fae food, something about it stopping us from going home..."she trailed off, unfamiliar with the old wives tales.
â "I am dull consistently, it allows for the moments I am not dull to be far more surprising and pleasing," Rainier commented as she reached for his elbow, fortunately nothing there amiss and so Ophelia feeling nothing odd about what she touched. There was still a slight bounce to his step as his weight distributed itself.
â "Well Maleficent is not a witch, she is a faerie," he noted, looking to see if perhaps her niece was still nearby but only finding an emptiness to the home, gaze shifting back to Ophelia and her crown that escorted him inside. "You, of course, most certainly suit being a princess however."
â. "It uh - it's actually a soup my mother used to make for me as a child since I couldn't eat certain foods, it apparently doesn't taste very good but it has healing properties, I thought it might...help," and yet, of course, with everything as it was, Ophelia looked fine. In the moment she looked a little exhausted and suddenly risen but she didn't look nearly as injured as what she should have given she was a mortal woman.












