Ronin Taliesin
but they haven't seen the best of me
A sad smile found its way across Ronin's face, and he nodded his understanding. Of course it wasn't intentional, or because he wasn't trusted - and it was a solemn reminder that no, he hadn't been sleeping well lately. It was just unfortunate that Remi's act of kindness had led him out into the fields, into danger. He leant into the alchemist as he was pulled closer, an arm moving around his shoulders in return.
I think I am fine was all they could really expect these days, and the hunter nodded again, pressing a kiss to Remi's curls. That didn't stop his blood from all but freezing at the mention of Arduinna, his fingers spasming against Remi's shoulder as Ronin pulled him closer. He couldn't trust himself to speak, especially as the other man spoke of gifts, of payment, of healing...
Stepping back slightly to see what Remi took from his pocket, the guildmaster gazed upon the trinket with a shadowed expression. On the one hand, he wanted nothing from Arduinna but the news that she was gone...
...On the other, she had perhaps saved their daughter. "Then we should make sure we put it on her right away," he said softly. "Come on. She'll be awake soon anyway, and the whole guildhall will know about it. I... I'm glad you came home to me. I hope it'll be the last time you have to go without me, though." Needless to say, Ronin was not used to being the one waiting at home.
I think I am fine was all they could really expect these days, and the hunter nodded again, pressing a kiss to Remi's curls. That didn't stop his blood from all but freezing at the mention of Arduinna, his fingers spasming against Remi's shoulder as Ronin pulled him closer. He couldn't trust himself to speak, especially as the other man spoke of gifts, of payment, of healing...
Stepping back slightly to see what Remi took from his pocket, the guildmaster gazed upon the trinket with a shadowed expression. On the one hand, he wanted nothing from Arduinna but the news that she was gone...
...On the other, she had perhaps saved their daughter. "Then we should make sure we put it on her right away," he said softly. "Come on. She'll be awake soon anyway, and the whole guildhall will know about it. I... I'm glad you came home to me. I hope it'll be the last time you have to go without me, though." Needless to say, Ronin was not used to being the one waiting at home.
