Being the kid sister

[tanks_sister]

Who: Iris and anyone!
What: Trying to get to know the people and place she's stuck in better
Where: Around
When: New Moon
Warnings: Unsure, will add as needed



It had been an interesting month for Iris. She had been dragged from her sunless homeland and to a strange place with strange people, her older brother included, and learned a lot about her homeland's distant past. It took her a bit to adjust, but she was doing her best. She was glad to be around old friends and her brother, but there was something about this place that still seemed very off to her.

She had been spending a good chunk of time with the chocobos as of late and it was time to go and look around and get a better feel for the place she was going to be staying for a long time. It wouldn't hurt to talk to some of the others and get to know them a bit better.

So off she went, wandering down halls and testing doors. If they were unlocked, she carefully looked inside to see if it was safe. Come say hi to the little sister.

Comments

[notsoholyspirit]

Don't feel bad about getting things straight, Iris. Spirit is similarly discombobulated. "Good to know it's not just me. I've got the barest lay of the land so far, but that isn't saying much."

The redhead nods, slowly. "Yeah, that's right. I don't recall your name, though. A lot of that dream is...er," he struggles to find the right word, "jumbled up, so to speak."

[tanks_sister]

"I'm Iris, Iris Amicitia. The walking wall of muscle around here happens to be my older brother," she said with a friendly smile.

She didn't really want to talk about the dreams, so she let that conversation go. "I don't think I'll ever understand this place."

I am sorry for a late tag ;;

[notsoholyspirit]

"You're Gladio's kid sister? I would've thought he took up all the genetic material. He's huge." This is both a joke and somewhat unfair, considering that Spirit is taller than Gladio though it can be hard to tell with that perpetual slouch.

"So long as you can find your way to the front door and the food, I think that's good enough. I'm sure there's more to understand but...uh, you know. Creepy hospitals aren't really my thing." He shrugs, swiping overgrown hair from his face. "I'll let the crazy kids do the exploring and reap the benefits of their efforts."