Kalsita watched him and listened calmly as he faded out to the distance a bit in his introduction and credit to his mother, and none to his father. She smiled at him the entire time, her lips never giving up that small grin she held on her total figure that was until he asked her who she was, or more to the point what it was that retained the old ways, as her name had been given, he obviously wanted something deep within her. She knew he would, and knew it would come to pass that he would ask, it just never made the girl to happy to remember what she had been given and what had been taken away, or more to the point, forbidden to be used.
“Your mother then was or is a great woman.” Kalista replied to his first statement. “As for your rambling, as you have put it so fondly, it is of no harm, these are the times for memories, these times with which we find ourselves reminiscing about the past to educate others; take it not to heart, it is quite all right.” She eased his mind on what another might have found to be rude, though obviously, she did not.
“I am, Kalista Karador and though I have no stories of a family, such as yourself as this would be my first go at being human at all. I just simply am.” She told him with no smile, no light within those onyx orbs to tell him she was happy, or even sad. “I have always been, I have fought in many wars for the sake of Heaven. Fought as his graces general.” She gave a soft sigh though still, stood perfectly still, the slip of paper with the directions contained upon it still slipped between her two fingers.
Her eyes then turned down to look at her feet and she took a large breath and let it go slowly before she continued as if to steady herself before she began again. “I have also, fought for the other one, fought and taken many human souls to his realm for his pleasure. I have since been released, able to soar again as I once was and then thrown to earth to live a life in this form as punishment.” She told him.
She didn’t know why she told him so much as she had, and she didn’t tell him all of it, as the fact that she was tricked into slavery by the devil himself, how she had been betrayed by her own kind and handed over to the devil in lue of peace, these things she did not say, what had been done, had been done and there was nothing she could do about it, so why even bother.
“But this is who I am, you have asked and I have told thee.” She then added, her dark orbs turning back up to meet his once more.