The Unforgiven [Open]

For the first time in a long while, Levis decided to visit the back of the so-called 'demonic' island. She walked through the door and noticed the bridge no longer stood where it used to, smiling. With a running start, she jumped off the edge and kicked off the wall when she got close enough to it, landing on the other part of the island. Nodding to herself in accomplishment, the former soldier continued down the path to the reverse side of the island. Jumping down the small cliff, Lightning Levis looked around and began to pursue the star-shaped tree, jumping up to it and brushing her hand against it.

Levis stared. What was this creature, with a human body but feline-like features? She had to investigate, but couldn't on account of her no longer having access to the Guardian Corps' records. Still, she decided to trust her somewhat and introduced herself. "..Lightning." spoke the former soldier in her common tone, her hand staying placed on her sword as she watched the hyperactive girl. Turning away from her, Lightning Levis jumped off of the platform of rock she was on, landing in the sand down below. It was then she noticed another person present, sighing. Trusting he would have heard her introduce herself to the Iskra-girl, she simply continued on, walking back the way which she had come. This time, though she planned on swimming back. Odd.

The former soldier stopped again when another person was running next to her and past her, falling face-first into the sand. Just as she was about to jump the gap again, as she no longer wanted to swim it, the anthropomorphic female. Still being reminded of a feline with the ears and tails that the other girl had, Levis couldn't help but stare at them for a brief moment. Blinking, she looked at her shimmering emerald eyes as they sparkled with idle genuine curiosity. Letting out a sigh, Levis realized that she didn't really have anywhere to be, and that if they were going to attack her they would have done so by now. Taking her hand off her sword's hilt, the human female turned to fully face the anthropomorphic one. "Just trying to relax a little. Take some time off. I swim every once in awhile. I wouldn't mind one if you're up for it. Just for the next big thing to happen. And finally, it depends on what kind of things you'd like to be taught." the former soldier of the Guardian Corps Radiant Garden Security Regiment spoke back, answering each question in order of its being asked. Finally she turned back around to the man who had fallen in the sand and hopped down, holding a hand out for him to grab and come up. Acting cold was just that - acting. She wanted friends as much as anyone else.

The girl sighed. "I don't know what you mean by that. You're obviously not human, thus being human isn't something I can teach you. It's something that's gained through genetic functions that come as.." she slowed to a stop when realizing that the cat girl would have no idea what she was talking about. Thinking for a moment about how to word what she meant so that it could be understood, she let out another sigh, though this one was heavily exasperated. "Er, what I mean is that 'being human' isn't something I can teach if I wanted to, which I would mind for someone like you." she smiled, closing her eyes and tilting her head, just as her sister used to do. She was getting better at smiling when people would expect her to, and even though she was still a cold hearted bitch who didn't care about most people, this one girl - this one anthropomorphic female - reminded Levis so much of her sister's genuine naive attitude that she couldn't be mean to her. She couldn't. She wouldn't. Not to her. Not to the girl like her sister. Not to her sister.

Not to Serah.