Smaller Than Expected [Liltotto/Helle]

The door? Helle looked upon Liltotto with the briefest concern before turning her attention back towards the window. It did not occur to her that she may be the weird one in this situation, but she did not desire to go through the routine of having to head downstairs. It would be far less stressful to simply walk out the window, so she did just that. Of course, she has to open it first, but that’s a mediocre issue when you have the abilities that she possesses.

A hand on the window, and with just a tiny flex of her fingers, the glass parted, splintered into miniscule pieces that blew outwards and froze midair. The Reishi glowed from her attention, even as her bright green eyes moved back to Liltotto and ushered her to follow.

“Come. We shall take an express trip to a small cafe I’ve come to fancy.”

She stepped out, her form aloft in the air before Liltotto would feel her whole body seize up and urge her forward without her feet even on the floor. She could resist, but resistance would be futile when faced with the monstrous power of her superior. Hele did request she follow, but it was more of an undeniable command than anything else as they found themselves over the city flying as free as a flock of geese.

“It depends on my mood. I don’t feel like walking right now.”

Her answer is rather funny. She doesn’t want to walk, yet, bending space to her will come off as an easier form of transportation. It lays the groundwork for the power that the woman has, or, it could just come off as contradicting. Either way, Liltotto is stuck traveling the way Helle has deemed fit.The view isn’t bad though. The city from above is a rather nice site, the sparkling building reflecting and refracting light in dazzling ways. It is interesting to watch the happenings of those below and knowing they know not of your existence from above.

“Do you find this uncomfortable?” She asked, turning her head towards the other female, her expression lacking much of anything outside of curiosity.

“I could let us freefall. The ground is not that far.”

Though, as where Liltotto would be a pretty stain, Helle would most likely come out unscatched. It is but a joke, but a joke with horrendous consequences nonetheless. The idea of using her abilities to such a degree, the abuse of it, is rather tempting. She shouldn’t. That would be bad, for many reasons. The consequences of it… Tempting… It would be amusing enough to cure her tired mind for a second. Is she being moved by that divine state of hers? She should quell those noises.

“I suppose your feelings are irrelevant when your boss is involved. Let us hurry then. I am sure you will enjoy yourself.”

“We are far from most people, yes. Few will ever reach this height. Even fewer can relate to you, my special subordinate.”

Helle knows not of Liltotto’s special condition, but she does understand that it is not normal for a being of her age to exist as a mere child. Call it a hunch based on the existence of things like Mazda that compels her to label Liltotto as a strange being. It wouldn’t surprise Helle at all if things coaligned that easily. Still, she is not here to try and understand the other person. There, well, her goal is to simply order herself a nice drink while Liltotto speaks her mind as she desired back inside the office. It took them no time to reach the small cafe, the both of them reaching the ground safely and gently before the larger blonde went ahead and entered.

“Ah. Take a look at the menu and decide which you want.”

She would, of course, let the other woman pick their desires first before choosing for herself. It is just courtesy after all.