The work would have been less exhausting and mundane if the demon that resided within her would hint her about Ivana’s magic at the very least, although that was very unlikely to happen, for the demon ignored her attempts to get through to him. The walls around the demon—she wondered how long it would take her to break through them. Breath pale against the numbing air, she blinked thoughtfully as the heavy wet flurries swept across the vicinity, melting slightly during the day, only to refreeze at night and making a thin crust of ice. The frost patiently kissed her face, captivated by the soft, dusty illusions of light that sat heavy on her eyelashes.
As a reward for successfully completing their training, Snowflake had conjured up an idea for relaxation for the two of them, and the only way to do so was to submerge herself in a large body of water. Upon exiting the forest, a large building looms nearby, only a few meters away from the main city. She’d discovered this area when she had taken a morning jog around the town and unintentionally got lost, which was to be expected from her. Thankfully, her journeys always seem to accompany something interesting, whether it was providing new places to be divulged or new encounters and allies to be met.
A soundless sigh escaped her lips as she took in the sight before her. The building was built in a very fascinating way that almost appear quite eccentric to her; glass windows filled every spot of the location, the structure seemed completely naked to her. One could see everything that occurred inside the building, including the massive swimming pool and chairs that adorned the sides of the pool. Seeing a body of water right in front of her eyes peaked her desire to throw herself right into the pool and she’d turn around to her lover, who followed right behind her, ”Come on, let’s go swimming.”