Anastasia waved her hand at Orion, like if she was dismissing her. She didn't really care if they would see each other again or not. She looked down at Lucy and frowned. "What do you want? Don't you have somewhere else to go in this rubbish planet?" She asked with a gruff voice.
"Earth is quite noice," Orion called up from the street. "Honestly. And they think I'm bonkers."
"Nothing.", Lucy said in fear. SHe didn't have anyone or thing.
i won't be on as much for a bit bc of winter break
(i wont)
(Neither will I. I'll probably pop in some days, but that's it)
"Nothing? As you have nowhere to go? What, don't you have a home to go to?" Anastasia asked as she started to play with the plastic bag in her hands. "You must have some place to go."
Lucy shook her head, "I have nothing.But._. I'm fine."
(Aw, poor Lucy ;-;)
Anastasia didn't know what Lucy wanted from her. Did she think she could make Anastasia feel bad about her and help her out? Because that wasn't going to work. She sighed and played with her hair a bit. She was curious as to why she didn't have a place. She looked quite young. Then again, all Humans looked young compared to her race. "And why not? Did you get kicked out of your home?" Anastasia drawled.
Orion slinked down an alley and pulled a stabby stick from her coat. The man she was following still had no brain bubble.
Lucy smiled, "Yeah….once people figure out you have powers you're a freak to society. Well, I'll leave you be." Lucy got up.
Ashley frowned. "If you want, you could stay with me? My dad's not home a whole lot–work and stuff–but I don't think he'd mind. We've got a place a little ways from here. It's definitely not huge, but I'm sure it's better than not having a roof over your head," she offered. It wasn't fair that Lucy had to be on the run constantly. Even if it was for a little while, she wanted to help in any way she could.
Lucy smiled at her, "Really! Thanks!" Lucy felt jazzed somehow but cautious. She knew she couldn't trust anybody. That was her number one rule.
Anastasia rolled her peepers. She didn't understand how humans could be so noice. It made her sick just to see Ashely being so noice to Lucy. It probably had to do with the fact that she grew up with the rule to never be noice to anyone. "Right, well, problem solved." She said as she frowned. "I'm heading out. You guys being all noice has grossed me out.