❝𝐈 𝐊𝐍𝐎𝐖 𝐈𝐓'𝐒 𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐌𝐘 𝐅𝐀𝐔𝐋𝐓❞
∘◦ ♡ ༉━━━ Once upon a time, there was a little girl who had two very special treasures. She put them both in a box and always held them dear. One day, she saw a pretty new treasure and wanted to add it to...
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Ichika stared at her reflection in the window, not at all minding the passing views of the green fields and distant mountains. It's been long since they've ridden past the cityscape. The red Nekoma track jacket fit oddly well on her. Granted, Naoi did have to get a men's extra small, but it wasn't just about the size. The fiery red made an excellent contrast against her ice blonde hair. Though she had to admit, she did look a little like the younger female version of Nekomata, without the golden eyes, of course.
Those striking, cat-like features ended at her mother, with Ichika instead inheriting her father's average brown eyes.
Ichika didn't really know how to describe them. Muddy was probably the first word that came to mind. While it was quite fitting for a simple girl like her, she remembered always being somewhat envious of her mother's glimmering gold ones. They shone as if the reflection of the sun itself was burrowed deep within, warm and inviting. They resembled the rolling wheat fields that covered the lower half of her village, as well as the ones that surrounded the steady farmhouses themselves.
Ichika's gaze flickered into a downcast, the reminder of how those eyes were now nowhere to be found crashing down upon her once again.
"Ichika?" Before that single thread of thought could unravel into a net of darkness, a gentle nudge on her arm had her glancing over, coming face to face with Kai, who sat on the outer seat from across the aisle.
