I'll let it burn the way the sunlight burns my skin
The way I feel inside, the way the day begins
The way I feel inside, the way the day begins
Noah's glacier eyes lingered on Rae as she took his offered hand, the tension in his frame easing ever so slightly as she stepped out of the puddle. He nodded at her explanation of running errands, the subtle tightening of his jaw the only hint of his unease at her being out in such conditions--because, in all reality, Noah wasn't aware that this wasn't entirely normal for the region.
"I know the feeling." he replied.. The rain continued its relentless descent, casting a somber veil over the conversation. Noah's brows furrowed slightly as Rae mentioned her farm, a flicker of acknowledgment in his gaze. He grew up in a place where his work never ended. Without the ability to grow much in way of sustenance, hunters had always been in and out from Citadel to Tundra, doing their duties.
As Rae teased about his apparent madness for braving the rain, a smile played on Noah's lips. "Halo." Noah said. "Pretty used to bad weather, even more used to helping others in it."
Just then, Noah heard something that snapped his attention from Rae and behind them, towards a bone bridge.
"I know the feeling." he replied.. The rain continued its relentless descent, casting a somber veil over the conversation. Noah's brows furrowed slightly as Rae mentioned her farm, a flicker of acknowledgment in his gaze. He grew up in a place where his work never ended. Without the ability to grow much in way of sustenance, hunters had always been in and out from Citadel to Tundra, doing their duties.
As Rae teased about his apparent madness for braving the rain, a smile played on Noah's lips. "Halo." Noah said. "Pretty used to bad weather, even more used to helping others in it."
Just then, Noah heard something that snapped his attention from Rae and behind them, towards a bone bridge.
I'm ready now, I'm not waiting for the other side
