(Survivor!Carmina)
Well, this is odd. Carmina wasn't expecting the singer Ji-Woon to be sitting down at the campfire. He seems... different, too. Most likely because he's not bragging about his eccentric murders or flaunting his nefarious plans to make songs out of everyone's painful screams. This is not what'd she'd come to expect from him, dare she say it's a red flag and a warning for some trickery he's scheming.
But maybe he's not plotting anything. Just a thought, though it intrigues her to discover more. What if he's in the same predicament as her? As ridiculous and 'completely ignorant of the murderer sitting right nearby that could absolutely rip her to shreds' as it sounds, there's the slightest yet brightest of chances he's going through a similar experience to her's. The god must've gotten tired of his antics too. Now he's forced to face humility, a despising premise he doesn't dare touch, well, not until now if she's right about this. Only one way to find out.
Carmina unravels a rolled up parchment from her small supplies haul next to her log and brandishes a quill dipped in vantablack ink. After tearing out a piece of the paper, she scribbles down a compact but concise, direct but not demanding, note: "Why are you here? Did the god do this to you?" Hesitantly, she scoots herself closer to Ji-Woon, hoping he doesn't notice. But it's clear his attention has now diverted to the awkward lady struggling to not slip off the seat as she nears. Before he can speak, she reaches a hand out to him, holding the note between her fingers. She avoids eye contact, simply waiting for him to take it.
The shuffling and awkwardness of Carmina was very quickly noticed. Such a feeling was quite obvious to take note of. Why had she approached him? Well, they were an idol, but in this realm, that held little to no meaning, did it? Ji-Woon had taken the note, reading it a few times over. Did the God do this to him, he’d repeat. Well, that question was quite obvious, was it not? Though, with the questions they had been given lately, that probably wasn’t what the artist had been asking them.
“What a conversation starter. Did the God do this to you. You’re quite the charmer,” He’d laugh, “Joking. Yes. We are in this hell after all. In the sense you’re thinking of, though, no. These hands are well clean of blood. I have to keep up appearances, after all. Can’t say the same for my Yun.”














