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Nah with longer braids makes me happy tbh.

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    Oh no.

    Kaida had taken a moment to compose herself once more. Her startled expression leaving her as soon as it came. Gloved hands clasped together in front of her, as violet hues met the stranger’s optics. 

    “I believe so, but I’m afraid it’s gone now.” She replied. Honestly, Kaida was taught not to be dishonest, but  this was an emergency! Her identity was at stake, and no way was she going to give it away.

    “I’m sorry I’m of much help, ma’am.”

        Had… she seen that right? There was, totally a dragon just there, wasn’t there?

It’s design seemed nothing like Corrin’s, so it couldn’t have possible been them. The dragon she had just seen,.. she swore it was red. And it could fly, most importantly. Corrin couldn’t fly in there dragon form… right?

She moved from the spot where she had been training, to get a closer look at the spot in which the dragon had lied. In it’s place, there was now what looked like a young girl. Had she been the dragon Oboro just saw?

She stepped out farther, and let her voice trail from her mouth. She wasn’t sure why she spoke, but she couldn’t stop herself from it.

“Did.. you just see a dragon here, miss?”

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    There was nothing but the sounds of crashing and multiple trees falling as the Manakete ramp- aged. Of course, she was in her dragon form, for it had been far too long since she just let go.

    Of course, she was well aware that it couldn’t last for very long. As someone was most likely  going to find her - and her ‘secret’ would be rev- ealed. Honestly, the pointed ears were enough for anyone to pick Kaida out in a crowd. But did she care? Not entirely. 

    Several moments passed, and the Manakete felt more relaxed than she ever had before. After all, she finally let herself go. Though now it was  time for her to regain her composure. As she  returned to her humanoid form, Kaida slipped her dragonstone back into her pouch. 

    “Wow, it certainly has been far too long since I last went on a rampage like that. I really hope no one was around to see that, though.” There she was again, mumbnling to herself. An unusual habit she picked up from her former companions from her realm.

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    Surely no one is bound to disturb her during her study time, yes?

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    Ah, so he too was going by a different name? Well, in a way she wasn’t too sho- cked at that. 

    She nodded in response, understanding fully what the situation at hand was. Or, at least she thought she did. For explanations were long overdue. 

    “Ah, I see now. Well then, Odin Dark would you do me a favor and call me Kaida?”

Owain is in shock, that name…. it has been a while since he heard it. But it’s no good if someone actually said that name. He prays that it wasn’t meant for him, but sadly enough it was. Until he saw this familiar face. Was it…. Nah?! No way how!?

“N-Nah….!? But…. how in the world did you find me?!” He quickly looks around him, hoping that no one saw him. “P-Please call me Odin…. Odin Dark.” He smiles a bit, it’s probably the best name he created so far.

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    “Owain, is that you?”

    By the God’s, was it truly him? Alas, Kaida wasn’t all too sure. Though the rambling and flashy gestures she had observed was enou- gh to tell her that her hunch was right after -- all.

    With that being settled, Kaida did not hes- itate to approach him. “So this is where you ran off to? I wold have never guessed  that you’d be here of all places.”

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    Injuries located at the upper parts of the Manakete’s body were clearly visible, and of course - because of this Kaida was in - great pain. Struggling to stand, she  held onto her left arm with her now free hand. Legs shaking as both the air was far too cold for her liking.

That was the last time she forgets to bun- dle up before marching on her own.

    It wasn’t long before she collapsed on- to the soft, yet freezing snow. Her Dragon- stone falling out of her pouch and landing beside her.

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    “I hope you understand just how much danger you put us both in. We could have died you know.” The manakete crossed her arms. Violet hues now staring down the archer before her. 

    “Well,  at least those monsters are gone now, so at least it’s safe.” She added. Well, they were at least safe for the time being. Though those -- ‘things’ reminded her much of the Risen. And in a way, it made her uncomfortable. 

    “But hey, you’re not hurt are you?”

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    “My, my. It’s been such a long time since I’ve been here. I’m glad to be back.”

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“Well.. We found out around two weeks after the wedding.. You must’ve been really tired..” He laughed then stopped “No.. Trickle slept way longer..” He opened and rummaged around in his fruit satchel and pulled out two apples “Want one?”

        “I’m terribly sorry I missed     your wedding, Hemingway.     I truly was tired. I don’t recall     what happened that made me     tired, either. How strange..”

        With that said, the Manakete sat up as well and dusted herself off     with her hands.

        “Sure, I am rather peckish.”

        “I didn’t realize that I’ve gone     so long without eating as well..”

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        “Oh...?”

        Well, this certainly was surprising, it seemed time had gone     by rather quickly, especially during her nap for this to happen     so soon. Well, it felt soon to her, but she was happy for him     nonetheless.

       “Are you now? Well, I     seemed to have missed     quite a bit of time. Or rather     I didn’t think I would be     a grandmother so soon.”

        She supposed that would make her parents great-grandparents     according to that logic. How strange it was considering Nah herself     hadn’t even gotten married and had Hemingway in this current     time. Was that how time travel even worked? Honestly, she wasn’t     so sure anymore.

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"MOM!" Hemingway yelled as he tackled hugged his mother to the ground, he began laughing after they fell.

       “H-Hemingway--!”

        The Manakete yelped as her son tackled her to the ground, hearing    his laughter and soon seeing the boy’s green locks. A soft sigh then    left her pale lips before she too began to allow for light laughter to    escape her.

        It seems like he really missed her during her nap. How long did    she sleep, anyways?

        “Hello there, son. Have    you been doing well?”

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