The Princess and the Pauper [Closed]

Aleta listened to the other girl with downcast eyes. So they were in the same position then. Or at least it seemed like it. Without another word, she began to make her way to shore, her steps careful so she didn't fall back into the water. The dark haired girl glanced back at her twin, eyes narrowed before a laugh escaped her mouth. It was more of a huff however. "So we are each other's worst fears." That's great. It wasn't like she found her appearance unique at all anyways, however it still bothered her. What was she worth now?

Tabitha gave a small shrug, her expression somewhere between a scowl and a smirk. What an interesting conclusion to come to, wasn't it? Following her familiar to shore, she stuffed her hands into her pockets abruptly before hissing out a quiet stream of curses. Really? Why did she have to even bring it up? The more she tried to pick at the other person's weaknesses... the more she had revealed about herself. An aloof smile covered her vehement face. "Fears? Maybe. I wouldn't call it that." Bringing her hands out of her pockets and crossed on her chest, she added on. "I'd call them temporary flaws."

Aleta looked back at the girl, eyes narrowed. Right.  Illusive appearance.  She could change how she looked at any time. Wait! Did that mean the girl was using Aleta’s own appearance then messing with her about it? Temper flaring for just a moment before she rationalized her thoughts.  Tabitha had been using that appearance before she had even arrived.  So maybe she was her twin. With a frown she muttered back. ”It’s still something you don’t like then. Something you hate.” Honestly, it was something Aleta hated as well, but it seemed like they both had a lot in common.

"I guess so," Tabitha answered half-heartedly. She didn't necessarily hate her flaws, but she didn't exactly like them either. They were a part of who she was in the end. And unfortunately, it was the entire thing her "gift" was based off of. It was the most convenient situation she's ever found herself in, thus far. "You know, you aren't that bad now that I've talked to you for a bit." The corners of her mouth tugged upward wryly into a small smirk. Her twin, or whatever they'll wind up calling each other, have a bit in common. Maybe it wasn't so bad.

OOC;; I'm sorry, bad post. ;w;