<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>Tilly, Aphelion, Renilda<br/><hr/><br/>"Hmm." Kashana considered the dragon-man's kung fu as a connoisseur. Nose wrinkled as she thought back to her studies under the monks. Jumping Spider style was an eclectic offshoot of Crane to be sure, and Crane could be black or white, but that Thread the Needle of the Palms, there was no mistaking that. "He's telling the truth, he's a good guy. That technique is only handed down to heroes." Really, he needn't have said anything. Kashana did not even seem to be listening to his explanation; the body had already spoken and it was far more honest. The blade of psionic energy at her hand vanished with a suck of air like a candle blowing out, and she waved to him limp down to the elbow, fingers a floppy blur. "Hi I'm Kash and this is Tilly and my sister Kash will be here in two minutes seventeen seconds."<br/><br/>No apology for the misunderstanding. Once a teenage girl started apologizing, it was expected. They'd drain all the sympathy out of you like vampires. Kash and Kash had been in civilized people high school long enough to learn that, and the periodic table of elements, and how to pilot one of those one ton killing machines called motor vehicles, but that was about all. "Too bad you didn't get here sooner, there was a real live monster. We took care of it." The way she rocked on her toes and the glance she spared Tilly telegraphed that this conversation was over and maybe Aphelion should find somewhere else to wet his dick, but, it was already too late.<br/><br/>Lakashtari skated on her heels down the switchbacked slope of broken old masonry, and only accelerated her run when she laid eyes on her sister. The glomp hit hard enough to knock the wind from Kashana's lungs and spin them round in a pirouette. Little physical affections, remembering the shape of her sister's nose against the backs of her fingers, pushing her just to remember her weight, giggling with relief.<br/>"I found somebody," Lakashtari announced, mostly to Tilly. "And you found somebody too? How is this going to work?"<br/>"We can't have five."<br/>"Four. Wait, five. Six?"<br/>"And we still haven't found any treasure."