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[attr="class","nalyrics"]Pretending to be strong

saying I'm not afraid of anything

[attr="class","nabody"]Yet another mission falls into hand. In order to truly become great and famous for her work, Juliet knew she needed to take a handful of missions; to earn money herself, and eventually gather enough scrolls and experience as a witch to make a name for herself. Though, she had never actually considered the drawbacks that would have on her as a person. With only her goal in mind, the blond decided to take something else. Something that, for the most part, wasn't that advised for a fledgling to take; that being, setting out of Sundial.

For the first time in her life, Julie had stepped foot out of the familiar city's boundaries and went to the outside. Salem had much to offer, way more than just her home city, but as a rich man's child, she barely got the chance to be affiliated with the outskirts, or really anything beyond the city walls. She wasn't aware of the dangers that laid outside, though in this case, now that she's got her permission and license as a proper witch, perhaps it was for the better. They do say ignorance is bliss, after all.

--"Mick." The single word uttered was directed at the puffy tail exerted from her backpack. That red-furred tail actually belonged to her familiar, one that she didn't get much of a chance to show off. --Or rather, never actually let out much. On cue, as soon as her blue eyes turned to look at him, the red panda sprung himself out of the bag, as if leaping out from a trap; agilely grabbing onto the red pack, and swiftly climbing the short way to his master's shoulder. A quick, loud squeak was given before the familiar made his hastened reply. "What is it Julie?? Where are we?? Did you need me for somethin' already?" Firing off question after question into his master's mind only got him a light pat on the edge of his helm. And a light smile from the woman.

If one creature in the world could definitely make her smile no matter what, it must have been Mick. Her familiar. She could even go as far as to claim that he, was the sole friend she had so far. Attempting to calm down the hyped animal, she pat his head once. "No, it is nothing. I just figured you too, would like to see this." It would be a shame if he kept himself hidden away in the bag if they already got the chance to go outside.

"Is the letter intact?" She asked, turning away from him.

--The letter. A simple mission was given yet again, that is, to bring a letter of compensation to a certain hermit that lived far from Sundial. However, said hermit's house laid after a large cave, and a witch was in store to deliver it. Fortunately, no monsters were tracked on the trail. Last time.--

"Aye!!" The red panda replied with a vocal squeak to follow, granting further magnitude to his affirmation. "Last thing I'd want is to cause you trouble out here, yeah. But hey, wasn't there someone else that needed to be taking this with us?" He asked, frantically looking around; moving up from his master's shoulder, to the top of her head. Honestly, that pile of fur wasn't all that easy to carry, but she had gotten used to that by now.

But still... "...You're right."