Vasiara smiled. "Wasn't that what you were just doing not too long ago?"

Ti grinned a bit. True, it was, but she just wanted an excuse to be able to.

"Oh, I see what you're up to," Vasiara said with a laugh, playing with Ti'ali's hair. "Very sneaky. I approve."

Ti'ali grinned and snuggled up to Vasi, resting her head against the drowess's chest. She was feeling very flirtatious today, but also didn't want to see Vasiara upset either. She really did care a lot about her.

"Someone's in a good mood," the bard said with a smile, enjoying the half-fiend's company in the here and now. It made everything else seem far away.

Ti smiled and nodded. She was, especially since she seemed to cheer Vasiara up. She let a hand trace the drowess's back teasingly as she cuddled next to her.

The drowess gave Ti a light, lingering kiss. It was nice to be near someone again. She couldn't remember how long it'd been since she'd tried for anything lasting...a long, long time. She had not recovered from losing Olva well at all.

Ti smiled and nodded. She was, especially since she seemed to cheer Vasiara up. She let a hand trace the drowess's back teasingly as she cuddled next to her.

The drowess gave Ti a light, lingering kiss in answer to the hand on her back. It was good to try again. The last time had been...Olva. She could still remember that very vividly. It was not something she had recovered from well.

Ti managed to snuggle up carefully to Vasiara after returning the kiss, wrapping her arms around the drowess. She had not been in a situation like this in a long time either. The last time she had been, the one she was with was killed. It was a painful memory, and she refused to let her mind settle on the details, simply settling for enjoying the moment instead.

"Looks like we both have a few specters with us," Vasiara murmured thoughtfully, closing her eyes. She could sort of sense that much from Ti'ali...besides, she'd heard the story with Ti's wings and tongue.

Ti shrugged and nodded a bit. She had her demons and spectres to deal with, she wasn't going to deny it. But she was happier than she had been for a while. She felt a bit odd for it, since she could get a lot of people to keep her company. But by far, this seemed to be much better.

Vasiara smiled and rolled onto her side, giving Ti one kiss after another. "No one's coming in to bug us," she murmured.

Ti grinned at the kisses, returning them all happily as she wrapped her arms tighter around Vasiara. She kind of wondered how far the drowess was going to go, but wasn't going to push. Much.

Vasiara honestly had no idea how far she was planning on going. She figured she'd decide as she went based on Ti's reactions. It made sense. And the half-fiend was already without clothing, which saved some time.