{ whoops my hand slipped }
It's been six years since she walked on the familiar soil of the little park she had always gone to as a child. With her hands stuffed deep in her pockets, the blonde's walking pace deemed itself slow as she look around the area. Nothing much had changed, surprisingly; she would have thought that the park would have been demolished and replaced with a commerical shopping center. It gave her a nice sense of nostalgia when she caught sight of the little swingset she used to play on.
With a long sigh, she stopped in her tracks and sat herself down on a tree stump that had been there for. . . well, ever since she could remember. Just as she was about to get comfortable in her seat, she caught sight of a familiar redhead. She only knew of one person who would wear those red glasses, and she cussed under her breath. As far as she knew, nobody knew that the Serket family was back in town and ready to wreck havoc once again.
She quickly hopped onto her two feet and began walking away at a fast pace, completely unaware of the miniature see-saw that she had, unfortunately, bumped into.
"Ow - Shit !"
{ thANK YOU BAE <3 }
She cringed at her words, remembering that the female was indeed blind, and it was basically her fault. Sometimes, she wanted to question her younger self's intentions; what in the world was she thinking? A prank couldn't have gotten that far.
Waving the subject off in her head, she wondered what her next move would be. It'd be rude to just leave the woman wary of her surroundings the whole time. But. . . Then again, Vivian was the definition of rude.
"C'mon, Redglare. Can't even recognize your former ally?" Her voice was taunting, hiding the nervousness behind it.
Perhaps bringing back old LARPing days was a bad idea.