"M-mikasa!" She exclaimed a little too loudly for the late hour, rushing forward and throwing her arms around the girl. It was a relief to see another soul and not have to continue through headquarters alone.
"Ymir told me the scariest story. I swear! She told me it’s real too! I’m so glad I ran into you. I don’t want to have to walk back to the girl’s sleeping quarters alone."
"Sasha, lower your voice,” was the first thing that left her lips. No one would want Shadis overhearing the fuss and marching over to the barracks once again– and if anything, the consequences may as well be scarier than just any nighttime story.
“Calm down. Breathe.” Lifting a hand, she made a gesture to her, almost akin to that of a trained dog’s command to heel. “Now, tell me what Ymir told you. You should have known better than believe what she has to say, though.” Knowing how far Ymir tends to take her jokes and banter at times, it should have been a given. Then again, this was Sasha.