“Sometimes, just putting it in words, instead of having it go round in circles in your mind, can let you find a solution,” Summer offered. Drawing a deep breath, she stepped beside the other woman and nodded her head toward the park. “Walk with me.”
“The solution is actually quite simple, I believe. It’s just… Okay, I’ll start from the beginning.” Lex sighed nervously, fidgeting with her hands. Biting down on her lower lip, she started to walk in the direction Summer has nodded to. “Well… first of all, you should know something about me… I’m not completely human. I’m a-” Lex hesitated, “I’m a witch.” she finally said.
“Ah,” Summer said. “Somehow, that doesn’t come as a surprise. I’m not quite sure why you say that makes you not human, though.” She tried to fold her arms behind her back, got tangled in the wing-feathers, and finally settled for putting them in her pockets. “I’m an empath and a pyrokinetic, but I’m still human.”