Rare enough that Raven was uneasy--usually any feelings of anxiety were the fault of others, and easily filtered out--as all emotions were--so she did not feel or lose control of her powers. Some of this unease likely came from the fact the river was flooding...others were likely general malaise all the residents seemed to feel, herself included. It still left her feeling a need to move, to do something.
She'd scouted the river's flooding, and now was back in the building, wandering aimlessly. Which was how she stumbled now on Elizabeth. A vague sense of intrusion permeated the scene--no one else was meant to see this, and yet it cried out for someone to talk to, as well. Or so it seemed to Raven, as she moved over and gently called Elizabeth's name. Hoping to wake her.
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She'd scouted the river's flooding, and now was back in the building, wandering aimlessly. Which was how she stumbled now on Elizabeth. A vague sense of intrusion permeated the scene--no one else was meant to see this, and yet it cried out for someone to talk to, as well. Or so it seemed to Raven, as she moved over and gently called Elizabeth's name. Hoping to wake her.