She's used to not entering cities in the aftermath by now. Enough worlds have big 'WE DON'T SERVE SPIDERS' signs that she isn't even surprised when she sleepily bounces off a ward outside the gates.
Fine. It's not like we saved you or anything! It's totally fine!
She could just go back to the train, but... There's cool plant stuff happening, and people are coming and going. Wouldn't it be a shame to just go back inside on a free day?
It's with a mixture of exhaustion and spite that she begins spinning and casting, thin pillars of rock and sheets of soft, insulating silk slowly forming a large, pavilion-like tent far enough from the walls that the wards don't make her eyes wobble. Close enough to the train that its facilities aren't a trek away.
Inside, she makes the comfiest bed she can think of, pauses, makes it much bigger, until the tent is just one big bed and a pile of blankets, and then promptly passes out in the middle of it. She wakes once, to spirit a pile of snacks and a stack of comics out beside her, and then continues to lounge.
'DEMON' HOUSE, reads the banner outside the tent. NO HUMANS ALLOWED.
calling all demons left outside in the cold smh
Fine. It's not like we saved you or anything! It's totally fine!
She could just go back to the train, but... There's cool plant stuff happening, and people are coming and going. Wouldn't it be a shame to just go back inside on a free day?
It's with a mixture of exhaustion and spite that she begins spinning and casting, thin pillars of rock and sheets of soft, insulating silk slowly forming a large, pavilion-like tent far enough from the walls that the wards don't make her eyes wobble. Close enough to the train that its facilities aren't a trek away.
Inside, she makes the comfiest bed she can think of, pauses, makes it much bigger, until the tent is just one big bed and a pile of blankets, and then promptly passes out in the middle of it. She wakes once, to spirit a pile of snacks and a stack of comics out beside her, and then continues to lounge.
'DEMON' HOUSE, reads the banner outside the tent. NO HUMANS ALLOWED.