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Will shrugged. He didn't want to talk about his side right now. He came out here to escape that.

She bit her lip and looked up, tapping her fingers. For some reason, she was more curious than afraid; for once she had finally interacted someone of the Dark. She wanted to ask him so many things but couldn't find the right way to say it.

"Aren't you supposed to stay away from Darks?" Will asked her. He wouldn't look at her, looking around instead.

((As promised, her appearance:




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"Aren't you supposed to stay away from the Lights?" She replied, raising her eyebrows.

"you came up to me. Not my fault." Will shrugged. He laid back on his back in the grass.

She chuckled. "I'm curious. And you said you wouldn't hurt me, so I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt." She set her chin on her knees.

"Not my fault when you're in trouble." Will muttered. He stared up at the sky.

"I won't be in trouble." She muttered, laying her back on the grass.

"Whatever." Will shrugged.

"So, why do you come to the fields? There's so many places to go. Why here?" She turned to look at him

"Space." Will replied simply with a shrug. He yawned quietly.

"Yeah. Space. A want to get away from it all." She said softly. "So tell me. What do you do in your free time?" She rolled on her front.

"Don't really have any." Will shrugged. He sighed.

"Well then, what activity keeps you so busy?" She faced him. She didn't know how anything worked in the dark Courts.

"Can't answer that." Will muttered. He stared up at the sky.

"Can't, won't or shouldn't?" She bit her lip.

"Can't , shouldn't." He shrugged.

"I wonder what you're thinking in that broody head of yours." She rolled her eyes and laid down on her back again.

Will sighed. He didn't say anything more.

"Why didn't you hurt me?" She asked, curious. "We're supposed to be sworn enemies or something."

"Just because our sides are enemies doesn't mean we have to be." Will replied.

"When you put it like that..." She smiled, staring at the sky

Will sighed.

"Do you have parents?" She tilted her head to look at him

"Yeah..." He trailed off, looking at her.

"Are you close with them?" She propped herself on her elbows.

"Sorta. Why?" Will asked warily.

"Curious." She said vaguely. "So, is it like really violent where you live?"

He sighed and shrugged.

"Don't wanna talk about it?" She frowned

Will shrugged again, not speaking.

She sighed. "You're impossible." She flipped on her back again.

"You're the one that started this conversation." He shrugged.

"You're the one who doesn't reply." She shot back, rolling her eyes

Will sighed. "Not supposed to."

"Well, there's no one but us so there's no one to hear." She piped up.

Will rolled his eyes. "What would you like to talk about then?"

"You and your court. this is probably my last chance to know what happens in the Dark courts. I'm really curious; I always wondered, you know. Is it, like, really violent? Or is it peaceful?" She asked

"I'm not answering that. this is neutral ground. I come out here to escape my side. I'm not talking about that right now." Will replied calmly.

She sighed, annoyed. "Okay, then talk about what you like to do."

Will sighed. He stood up.

"You're leaving." She frowned

"Yeah. I need to get home before I get in trouble. I'm out here every night though." Will told her. He shrugged and ran a hand through his hair.

"See you later, I guess." She bit her lip.

"See you." He replied, walking toward the trees.

She watched him, a bit disappointed.

((Time skip??))

((Sure. Could you start?)

She was out in the fields again a few nights later, blindly trying to sketch without enough light. She had to keep squinting to understand.

Will slowly walked out of the trees and into the fields.