Aerith is a bit taken aback at the change in the room, but she doesn't let it show. Everything's so strange, but she's starting to think that LACUNA picks simulations depending on what fits the people in the room. Or maybe the most emotional, because there's no way she would ever want to be in a situation like this.
And then she sees the creature pleading on the ground and she takes one step forward to protect him if she has to.... until she hears what it's saying.
Please don't kill me and My Queen are about all that make it into her comprehension before she turns her head to stare at the other tester. He'd been called 'My Lord'.
And when she looks at her clothes, it makes sense. She looks like one of those rejects from the Honey Bee Inn in Sector Six. Her long hair is pulled into a heavy bun on her head and she feels as if she's wearing far too much makeup for anything she'd want to do. But, honestly, it's the black gloves to her elbows and the boots with heels that could stab a Zolom with that gives it away. She's the evil queen in this story.
Welp.
"Stop that. Repeat what you said before." She doesn't say it harshly, but it's not as softly as she might normally speak. She has to play the part, right? "What are you talking about?"
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And then she sees the creature pleading on the ground and she takes one step forward to protect him if she has to.... until she hears what it's saying.
Please don't kill me and My Queen are about all that make it into her comprehension before she turns her head to stare at the other tester. He'd been called 'My Lord'.
And when she looks at her clothes, it makes sense. She looks like one of those rejects from the Honey Bee Inn in Sector Six. Her long hair is pulled into a heavy bun on her head and she feels as if she's wearing far too much makeup for anything she'd want to do. But, honestly, it's the black gloves to her elbows and the boots with heels that could stab a Zolom with that gives it away. She's the evil queen in this story.
Welp.
"Stop that. Repeat what you said before." She doesn't say it harshly, but it's not as softly as she might normally speak. She has to play the part, right? "What are you talking about?"