He had indeed arrived with Kaiden, though he slipped out of the water momentarily in order to hang his lanterns from truly sturdy branches, given that they were glass fishing buoys filled with Arclight water that sparked and glowed as the wind moved them. One was a mixture of swirling reds and yellows painted on the glass, musical notes and tongues of flame dancing brightly across its surface in honor of his grandfather and younger brother. The second was green, with depictions of healing herbs and leaves enamaled on it. The third lantern was painted in shades of blue, grading from nearly white at the top to nearly black at the bottom and painstakingly flecked with dots of silver: one for each Torcher lost in Starfall.
It is not contagious, he reassured the mershark, amusement glinting in emerald eyes. And I am well, thank you. Can I get you something from the food table? Because what better way to soothe Kaiden's fears than be showing just how useful legs could be?
Seeing others gathered, he nodded warmly to Melita, Evie, Noah, and Edmund as he collected a plate to fill for the ever-hungry Kaiden, as calmly as if legs were the most normal thing in the world.
Hadama brings three lanterns:
One for his grandfather Masataka and his younger brother Eiji
One forRay Lunarium
One for the Torchers lost during Starfall
It is not contagious, he reassured the mershark, amusement glinting in emerald eyes. And I am well, thank you. Can I get you something from the food table? Because what better way to soothe Kaiden's fears than be showing just how useful legs could be?
Seeing others gathered, he nodded warmly to Melita, Evie, Noah, and Edmund as he collected a plate to fill for the ever-hungry Kaiden, as calmly as if legs were the most normal thing in the world.
Hadama brings three lanterns:
One for his grandfather Masataka and his younger brother Eiji
One for
One for the Torchers lost during Starfall
