DEIMOS
the fire can't touch me
for I have burned too many times
for I have burned too many times
His bewilderment were touches and fringes of the same proximity and perplexity; though he’d had more time to process the confusion. With her leaning upon his arms, he snorted once more, listening to the disbelief, and lowering his jaw and chin so they settled close to her temple. “I would not lie to you,” he uttered with a wrinkle to his nose; perhaps some chicanery and mischief along the way, but certainly not about measures like these. Some interesting choices and decisions had been made in the process of quests and tasks, and were he not planted firmly along the chair, he might’ve shaken his head again. No, Noah hadn't seemed worried in the slightest - but something else. “He believes he was punished for his hesitancy.” Clever and quick, Evie would’ve noticed the way the demigod had strived to dodge his obligations in their last meeting, striving to re-route himself to Stormbreak’s ventures and angles.
Recalling other moments of the conversation, with the thunder and lightning overhead, his rumble persisted and continued. “He admitted to selfishness, and not being willing to give up what he wanted.” And there’d been nothing to refute there – the result clear, cut, and dry. “I offered him some advice and our aid again, and the rest will be up to him.” Whether or not he carried out explicit instructions, or simply deigned to ignore them altogether, could and would only be determined by the Forsaken.
Allowing the smallest of smiles amidst the bizarre turn of events, it quirked into the corner of his mouth, laden there as he watched her through his piercing eyes. “All of this to say we can make the decision for regional assets on our own this season.”
Recalling other moments of the conversation, with the thunder and lightning overhead, his rumble persisted and continued. “He admitted to selfishness, and not being willing to give up what he wanted.” And there’d been nothing to refute there – the result clear, cut, and dry. “I offered him some advice and our aid again, and the rest will be up to him.” Whether or not he carried out explicit instructions, or simply deigned to ignore them altogether, could and would only be determined by the Forsaken.
Allowing the smallest of smiles amidst the bizarre turn of events, it quirked into the corner of his mouth, laden there as he watched her through his piercing eyes. “All of this to say we can make the decision for regional assets on our own this season.”
the sea can't harm me
for I have been drowning all my life
for I have been drowning all my life
