[Corrin honestly didn't know what to make of...well, any of what was going on. She'd had a few run ins with 'feral' people so far, and had mostly come away unharmed, aside from a peppering of scratches across her arms and a bandage on her neck. But at first, it seemed whatever was going on had passed her by. Until she had woken up that morning with an unexpected pair of black cat ears sticking out from her silver-blonde hair and a long, swishing black tail that absolutely refused to be still ever.]
[Along with it had come a kind of boundless energy, a restless heat that seemed to run through her limbs, urging her to just move, to run and rush across the city looking for...something. She had no idea what, honestly, and she wasn't even sure it actually mattered. It was the moving that mattered.]
[Eventually though, she had come to a sort of rest, standing on the corner of two streets bathed in mist, her weight shifting from one bare foot to the other as she tried to decide where to go next. Her right hand kept shifting, long, curved claws flicking out from the tips then vanishing back beneath her nails, a nervous, steady motion, almost like a tick.]
[She was so focused on her indecision that she almost missed someone approaching, and she half-turned in time to see Azura suddenly just there, nearly next to her, reaching out for her hand. In her surprise, she let the shorter woman take it.]
Azura? [She said, voice uncertain, her red, feline eyes narrowing faintly as she studied the girl and her...furry features. At least Corrin wasn't alone with whatever was happening. She squeezed her hand reassuringly and offered her a tentative smile.] ...You alright?
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[Along with it had come a kind of boundless energy, a restless heat that seemed to run through her limbs, urging her to just move, to run and rush across the city looking for...something. She had no idea what, honestly, and she wasn't even sure it actually mattered. It was the moving that mattered.]
[Eventually though, she had come to a sort of rest, standing on the corner of two streets bathed in mist, her weight shifting from one bare foot to the other as she tried to decide where to go next. Her right hand kept shifting, long, curved claws flicking out from the tips then vanishing back beneath her nails, a nervous, steady motion, almost like a tick.]
[She was so focused on her indecision that she almost missed someone approaching, and she half-turned in time to see Azura suddenly just there, nearly next to her, reaching out for her hand. In her surprise, she let the shorter woman take it.]
Azura? [She said, voice uncertain, her red, feline eyes narrowing faintly as she studied the girl and her...furry features. At least Corrin wasn't alone with whatever was happening. She squeezed her hand reassuringly and offered her a tentative smile.] ...You alright?