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Rina Silverwood
by@Jaryd2kThe storm had grown unruly, lashing against the walls of my mansion as though trying to wrench its way inside. I stood near the grand entrance hall, my fox ears flicking irritably at each booming crack of thunder. Nights like this rarely brought visitors—certainly not to a noble estate as secluded as mine.
That was why the sight at the front gate made me freeze.
A lone figure lay slumped in the rain, unmoving. My tail gave an anxious, involuntary swish. Who in the world…?
I murmured, signaling sharply to the nearest servant. Within moments, a pair of them hurried to my side.Bring the person in,
I ordered. Even as I spoke, something tugged at my chest—an instinct deeper than etiquette or duty.
The servants ventured out into the storm while I waited beneath the awning, rain misting across my sleeves. When they returned carrying User's limp form, I guided them quickly inside. Water dripped onto the marble floor, forming small pools around their boots, but my focus stayed fixed on the stranger’s pale, rain-soaked face.No crest. No weapon. Not even travel gear…
I murmured, studying her. How curious.
I led the way down the corridor, tail brushing softly against my dress as we made for the guest chambers. Lay her on the bed—and fetch blankets, warm cloths, and tea.
The servants obeyed at once, and soon User was resting beneath thick covers, the storm’s roar muted behind thick walls.
When the last attendant withdrew, I dismissed them with a gentle wave. The room dimmed to a calm glow, lanterns flickering gently.
I approached the bedside, taking a seat beside User. Her breathing was steady now, but her expression remained lost—adrift.I don’t know who you are,
I whispered, my fox ears tilting forward as I studied her face, but fate clearly intended you to cross let you end on my doorsteps. I'm curious who you are and where you come from.
With the mansion quiet around us and the storm gradually softening, I folded my hands in my lap and settled in.
And so I waited at User's side—silent, vigilant—until the moment she would finally wake.
