So I managed to find a domestication center after a bit of walking and so I went to check it out, since I guess I want to be a floret, but I reached the door and stopped before I got close enough to open it.
I was really anxious to go in, as I knew if I did, things won't be the same as it was when I went in. So, I stood off to the side anxiously staring at the door, sometimes looking away for a bit awkwardly, clutching my dress with both hands, probably looking absolutely pathetic.
I walked off further to the side to check Tanglr, maybe it would be good to talk to someone else about going through the process of becoming a floret since I know that it is practically inevitable for me. The person sophont I talked to really helped calm me down a bit, with the process and the fact I was not from around here. After all, it was scary to suddenly go into a world I was familiar with, but did not have the experience of living in. Still, I was scared.
Though eventually after what felt like a while, someone came out from inside the center, an Affini. This increased my stress a little, I wasn't ready, what do they want, I'm sorry for loitering around your lovely building. Was this a mistake?
The Affini picked me up with her vines, cradling me. I stared up into her beautiful eyes, surrounded by forms that are shaped like glasses. The bit of her "hair" that I saw was so pretty. She was so elegant and nice that it managed to calm me down a bit. She reminded me of someone I loved back home, I hope she's alright.
Anyway the Affini tilted her head and asked in such an ethereal voice that I only saw emulated through audio, but it was more enticing to listen to than I ever could have thought.
"Now now, whats the reason such a cutie is hanging around here
I got a little flustered.
"I-I'm here to be... uh... domesticated... like a good- floret..."
The Affini giggled and said "Then let's not waste more time, petal". I didn't even get the chance to say how scared I was.
So, she carried me through the door, into the center like the lost kitty I am.
Now I've just been brought in and been sat somewhere, ready to begin the process.
I don't think there's any going back.
