Different, Angelica insisted. She made it seem like the difference between 'weird' and 'different' was like the difference between night and day. Charlemagne saw it differently. "That's just saying weird without saying weird!" he countered. There was no getting around a simple fact; by majority rule, Angelica was more weird than the humans she spoke of. Also by majority rule, one could say humans were perfectly normal, and her teachings were beyond unorthodox.
Moving on yet again, it seemed time for Angelica to take the next pose. She stood, her hands came together, and one foot rose against the other leg. As Charlemagne observed this, he found himself rising from the floor without even deciding to do so. Slouching, he stood, with no regard to the state of his lower body. It seemed something about that mana coursing through Angelica had taken over his very will. He'd been staring with an excuse, having to keep track of her yoga poses and all, but that notion was dust in the wind. Her mana was almost visible to him, and of course... its most vibrant points were around the curves of her figure. He'd never escape this sort of situation, would he? In a way, Charlemagne could say that marriage couldn't come quickly enough ─ at least the awkwardness of it all might fade away. "I'm guessing you could have used this to do anything you wanted," he said absently. "Maybe even end the world if you wanted. Or make a new one. . ."
Moving on yet again, it seemed time for Angelica to take the next pose. She stood, her hands came together, and one foot rose against the other leg. As Charlemagne observed this, he found himself rising from the floor without even deciding to do so. Slouching, he stood, with no regard to the state of his lower body. It seemed something about that mana coursing through Angelica had taken over his very will. He'd been staring with an excuse, having to keep track of her yoga poses and all, but that notion was dust in the wind. Her mana was almost visible to him, and of course... its most vibrant points were around the curves of her figure. He'd never escape this sort of situation, would he? In a way, Charlemagne could say that marriage couldn't come quickly enough ─ at least the awkwardness of it all might fade away. "I'm guessing you could have used this to do anything you wanted," he said absently. "Maybe even end the world if you wanted. Or make a new one. . ."
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