Welcome to Warsaw ~ by SaralynArati

SaralynArati

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Story continues on this doll: httpswww.dolldivine.com/Disney/SaralynArati-3065068

7 years ago

SaralynArati

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Leaf, I'm ecstatic that you found the two current dolls with my writing and that you approve of it!! Yay!! It's so good to hear from you, as well! I don't plan to keep this pair in the mortal realm all the way to Siberia, but instead skip back and forth across the border a little. ;)

7 years ago

LadyLeaf

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You made everything feels like they can simply happen next door!! So fascinating! And well of course, what's a train? XD

7 years ago

LadyLeaf

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Saralyn what can I say! I must say thank you for bringing their journey back to the human world! It's sort of an intention of the whole setting, linking the magic to our world (though I never get a chance to talk about that, in the TR setting magic is in fact very natural to this world. Faes are native to this world, so they and their relatives are able to use magic. However, humans are not native to earth so they simply can't comprehend the idea of magic)...

7 years ago

SaralynArati

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"Two tickets for Vilnius, please," she said in what the clerk heard as flawless Polish. Minsk and Moscow were not mentioned at all. "So," the Oakenling asked curiously, are we actually getting on a train for Vilnius... and staying there until we reach it?" Brin smiled mildly. "That all depends on my dear Dark Sisters. It's their move, and I'm content to let it be so, for the moment. We'll become more... assertive and less passively reactive soon, but not yet." "So... what's a train?"

7 years ago

SaralynArati

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"I'm guessing that we won't be travelling directly toward our destination any longer..." ventured Hawkeye, knowing much about stalking prey, although unused to being the quarry. As she stepped up to the ticket counter, a pale woman with red hair emerged from the ladies' room. Not one muscle twitched in Hawkeye's body, but in a low voice he told the Witch, "She's not one of the 13 from before." "No," Brin agreed over her shoulder, "this one is higher ranking, I'd say. That's not good news."

7 years ago

SaralynArati

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Finally they came to a huge building with people streaming in and out of it. "The train station," Brin identified. "Have you caught any signs that we're being followed?" The Oakenling shook his head. "I haven't either, but this is a good guess for our destination, so we might find Dark Sisters awaiting us here. Keep calm and continue acting like a blind man. I doubt they'll do more than threaten us here, if that much. Knowing where we're going will be enough to plan an ambush later."

7 years ago

SaralynArati

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Hawkeye was thoroughly bewildered by the number of twists and turns Brin made, and a little awed by the sheer number of humans they began to encounter as they entered busier sectors of the city. "I'll never understand the members of the Sisterhood that choose to ignore mortals and their problems. World Wars diminish everything, even for those who cross into the Twilight Realm at will," Brin said for her companion's ears alone. "There are just so many of them," Hawkeye replied, "so many..."

7 years ago

SaralynArati

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As Brin spoke, gesturing with her hands, the outlines of the sword wavered and shifted, and between one blink and the next, turned into an enormous and very heavy handbag slung across her body. "People will also tend to presume that I'm in charge, just because of your supposed disability. At the moment, that works to our advantage, since you've never been in a city before and would probably make mistakes. Watch me... surreptitiously, of course. And keep an ear open for potential pursuers."

7 years ago