Ifrit in the Interim ~ by SaralynArati

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10 years ago

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Summer Wind, privately, wonders if some of the increased... for lack of a better word... girlishness of Ifrit's is not in part due to the fact that Ji is there, and does not have tusks and drool a great deal. That she would be delicate and feel raw makes sense, but does not explain why suddenly the djinn woman has sparkles in her hair. Maybe this is a natural effect for the blue woman, like the reverse of the inability to blush or the odd sound of her laughter. That, too, seems like Ifrit.

10 years ago

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It is the first time that Ji has been privileged to help her in getting through the after-effects of such a mission, and he thinks that being surrounded by so many fresh new lives, in the form of the family's children, is really aiding the process. Her eyes still darken occasionally to maroon and fill with tears, but they seem to cleanse rather than merely pouring forth. This is a side of Ifrit only hinted at before, and the couple are pleased that she feels comfortable enough to share it.

10 years ago

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Seeing Ifrit herself reveals the second thing, although it is Ji who puts it into words after the blue woman says goodbye. Visiting in the steppes, she seems much more fragile and stereotypically feminine than her usual business-like persona. It takes a lot out of Ifrit, Ji tells Summer Wind and Kanu, to turn in a fey who is facing a probable or even possible death penalty. For those who would otherwise live more or less forever, the end of a life is a serious thing, but Woe was a killer.

10 years ago