Hoshor Plains bored now

not at all, thank you for joining ^^

The hill didn't prove a whole lot of interesting things at first. As she approached it and climbed it, she looked out over more boring ole' rolling hills. Boooo-ring! Spica's ear and then her head turned backwards towards the voice that greeted her.

Ugh, an adult. Not really Spica's favourite thing, though it wasn't the worst thing. Could've been a responsible adult, which was literally the worst. Spica felt like she was pretty adultlike herself, but also she was conflicted about this feeling 'cause obviously she wasn't like the boring adults, but at the same time she was pretty mature and stuff so like... Anyway, it was a confusing time for Spica with a lot of identity crisis and trying to decide whether being an adult or adolescent was cooler. Young adult, maybe?

Anyway, the adult. He called her lady Spica which caused another conflict as Spica tried to decide whether that sort of respect was pretty cool and made her pretty cool, or if it was just overly polite and therefore stuffy and unnecessary. She was pretty sure she knew his name but didn't remember it right then and whatever, it would get to her, or not, didn't matter.

Hi, she said, and then huffed in disappointment in response to his question. Just boring old plains. This place is the boringest! Spica rolled her eyes. She'd barely given the lands a good look, but she didn't need to. She'd mostly seen boring plains, and so she assumed that there would only be more to see on the other side of her hill.