It's funny how it seems that in most worlds, witches are hunted down and burnt at the stake. Men are the most afraid of powerful women, hm?

[though her words might sound harsh, especially as he lowers his eyes, there is no real resentment there; it's just an observation, a thought she has gathered, from agatha's words to now kyle's experiences; to the way wong and stephen called her witch like it was meant to be an insult, when its an all-encompassing title that gives her an identity.

she remembers when she was called 'weird' and how much she hated it. 'witch' gives her power, a strong foothold on her powers.

should kyle dare look up at her again (and she's glad he does), there's a raise of her brows and a light smile. her anger is not at him, and his actions were not towards her. his actions now prove him of a changed mind.]

I think it's fair to remember that Abraxas and these kingdoms, or whatever they want to call themselves, they have existed for much longer than we've been here. It feels like we are trying to grasp understanding of centuries old conflicts and circumstances, and yet our purpose here becomes more and more muddled with the more we unearth.

[unearth... because he's digging. haha. she's funny.]

I don't know if our focus should be as divided as it currently is.