@princessofquacks
The city had no shortage of colorful characters, that was for sure. It had gotten to the point where the extraordinary had all blurred together, and the mundane almost seemed to stick out more to Prelati. She would sooner notice someone keeping to themselves, slipping through a crowd unnoticed, than she would a gaudily-dressed superhero flying overhead, laughing and proclaiming their vow of nobility to the adoring crowd below.
But those deep pink eyes...it was like she had been drawn right to them, as if they’d locked with her own before she even noticed the unmistakable turquoise hair and revealing attire of the woman they belonged to.
Out of all the other citizens who walked the boardwalk that day, she would only notice Cagliostro. Her other wife, the one she’d heard was lost before she even arrived...she could never be certain she would ever see her again. This place worked in such mysterious, frustrating ways...not since she had arrived had it given her such a blessing.
“...Saint-Germain told me you disappeared,” she spoke in a low, trembling tone. How far apart were they? A few meters? Inches? She was so disoriented, it was as if depth perception itself had melted away. But she would be heard. She had to be. “That you were taken away from her, just before I arrived here. The look in her eyes when she said that...” Her arms tightened around the frog plush she was so rarely seen without.
“After seeing that...I could basically never forgive you if you’ve just been hiding this whole time...”
















