<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/09/Kashsistersmug.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Kashana & Lakashtari<br/><strong>Location: </strong>Temple<br/><strong>Tagging: </strong>Mini-taur<br/><hr/><br/>"I don't see the-" Kashana spun with the force of a surprise hammer to the head. Lakashtari reeled from the same attack, feeling it through her sister's mental link. It took a moment for her to realize she wasn't actually hurt, but she was on her knees while Kashana was sprawled and dazed.<br/><em>Hrglebrgle </em><br/><em>Kash, you're confused </em><br/><em>Way one too orange </em><br/><em>It's okay. Focus on me </em><br/><br/>Lakashtari grasped her sister's hand and sank to the ground with her. Her mind fully entered Kashana's, and manufactured a visualization for just the two of them to share. Kashana's suckerpunched mind was a mess. All the shelves of thought were tipping forward precariously, threatening to dump everything. Lakashtari gently tipped back the shelves, and tidied their porcelain contents. In the physical world, Kashana's scuffed jaw untensed, and she breathed a sigh.<br/><br/>In mental space Lakashtari and Kashana sat at a tea table for two in a stark white room. Her hands were on her sister's shoulders as the white walls rippled with imagined turbulance, and Kashana struggled to close her fingers around the tiny teacup.<br/><em>What happened? </em><br/><em>You hit your head </em><br/>Imaginary tea sloshed in the imaginary cup. It was a shaky effort at first. That minotaur had hit her like a truck and thrown her for a loop. But Lakashtari helped her to concentrate, and a little at a time she steadied the cup. It came to her lips, and tasted like... copper? Old temple dust, and forest air.<br/><em>Nobody saw that, right? </em><br/><em>Don't worry, you were cool as hell </em><br/><br/>In the physical world Kashana's resting eyes stirred. She was returning to her senses. Neither young woman was yet aware they were in the clutches of a minotaur.