Kaiya was just wondering how she was going to undress herself in her current situation, barely able to move  her legs.  Then Agatha mentioned getting her into the bath, and before she could think of everything that statement entailed, she found herself being surrounded by six strong arms.  The belt about her waist came off easily, followed by the sash wrapped about her middle to keep her robe in place.  The robe itself had stiffened at the edges from the cold and the snow, but still came off with a bit of careful tugging in the right places.  Her gloves and boots were different stories, both of them wet and hard from melted snow and the limbs in question mostly numb from the cold, but they wouldn't pose too much of a problem for the many-limbed girl.<br/><br/>After that point the undressing got a bit more personal, since Kaiya was then only garbed in the simple cloth undergarments that she wore under her robes.  The forsaken girl's skin was cool to the touch as Agatha removed these pieces, and she shivered at the feeling of the spider girl's warm hands touching her, unused to the warmth that she hadn't felt in quite some time - the warmth of a living being.<br/><br/>The priestess allowed herself a deep sigh of content as Agatha slipped her into the bath, feeling the warm water engulfing her frozen legs, and moving slowly up over the rest of her body.  Soon she was submerged from the shoulders down, wanting to keep her arms above the water to hold the cup that she knew Agatha was getting for her.  She accepted it gratefully, unsure if she should 'gulp it down', as she sometimes saw liqueur being consumed, or if this was a drink that would serve it's purpose better if drunken slowly. Unsure, she took a gulp and let the warmth flow through her body, then took another gulp.  It was a surprising sensation, being warmed from both the inside and the outside at the same time.<br/><br/>She was also very much aware of the awkwardness of the situation, how long it had been since she had last seen Agatha, and the similarity between this and their 'first time'.  The primary difference being that Kaiya hadn't been alone in the tub that time.  Maybe it was the heat of the bath, or the liqueur, or the happiness at seeing Agatha again for the first time in such a long while, but she felt a bit more forward than usual.  "<span style="color: SeaGreen">You know... it's a little lonely in here by myself...</span>" she says while her eyes look up at Agatha, though her head is turned down towards the water, the way someone who could blush would hold themselves to try and hide it. The tub was certainly large enough to hold the both of them, and then some.  So there was no reason for Agatha not to join her... unless she didn't want to, of course.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>