It's too much to bear my darlin', the weight of the world
And I would carry it for you
Having started down the ladder to the frozen store room beneath the processing room, Noah stopped halfway down the ladder when he heard the same thing Cordelia did. A cold panic ran down his spine, something he couldn’t help given the current state of things. They were suppposed to be safe with your parents. Noah pulsed over the bond. Marcus Limore and Amara Limore were powerful attuned with a whole array of shifts, and he trusted the care of his children to them without a doubt — until this moment.
He didn’t recollect how fast he went up the ladder and burst into the kitchen of their home, but it was demigodly quick. His breath hitched in his throat and he dropped to his knees before Margot, grasping her shoulders gently. ”You took them to the shrine?” He asked concurrently to Cordelia, his voice cold. While it was something he contemplated, he had the right as their father. Cordelia’s parents, however? Amara and Marcus were quick to say NO, their palms up against the words of the angered parents. ”We were at the market, and they were gone and back so quickly that we didn’t even notice—“ Amara defended, taking a step back from Cordelia. Then they found us. Marcus Limore said.
Noah didn’t look away from his daughters face until he memorized every line, and then he moved to his son.
He didn’t recollect how fast he went up the ladder and burst into the kitchen of their home, but it was demigodly quick. His breath hitched in his throat and he dropped to his knees before Margot, grasping her shoulders gently. ”You took them to the shrine?” He asked concurrently to Cordelia, his voice cold. While it was something he contemplated, he had the right as their father. Cordelia’s parents, however? Amara and Marcus were quick to say NO, their palms up against the words of the angered parents. ”We were at the market, and they were gone and back so quickly that we didn’t even notice—“ Amara defended, taking a step back from Cordelia. Then they found us. Marcus Limore said.
Noah didn’t look away from his daughters face until he memorized every line, and then he moved to his son.
