slow drifts and anchors

Deimos Having been sequestered within the Hollowed Grounds before, Deimos couldn’t say he’d be the same. The land once held the unique ability to trap all of them within, all while their restlessness peeled away at the edges, and eventually, they dispersed, some as far as they could. Too many things to see, too many worlds to visit, too many places of wonder and majesty, danger and interludes, to ever be trapped by his own form; but then again, he had no way of understanding the multitudes Fox was probably undertaking. “Right,” he murmured, a gentlemanly understanding and still not relinquishing Kiada’s ambitions and plans. “Perhaps you will someday then,” by way of abilities around them – surely the infirmary tent had an idea. But then there were engagements and blessings to discuss, and Deimos took the opportunity to check on Erebos and the sun hat placed over the child’s dark head of hair while Fox seemed to take in the information and regards. Had the monster hunter been someone else, for there were a few in the Warden’s mind, there might’ve been a quick refusal and rebuttal; but he hadn’t seen any aspect of the Ancient that loomed as threatening. Kiada wouldn’t have remained with him so long if he was someone of ill repute, hurt her, or didn’t cherish her in the wake she preferred. “Really,” came on a wrinkled nose and a juvenile grin, infinitely boyish and ridiculous when he wanted to be. So his eyes went to the nestled and tucked away jewel, the thoughtful gesture behind it. Asking for Evie’s hand in marriage had been created and contorted on his own makes and measures; her family was perished, and there’d been no one to ask but her. And while the Sword and Evergreen could make their own traditions, Fox seemed to have multitudes already. “That is very nice. I am certain she will cherish it.” Leaning forward on careful perusal and inspection, and if Erebos mimicked his notions, then so be it, he smiled again. “Do you already have a setup in mind?” Out of sight and out of mind Make everything alright So let the sky and sea collide Just not in our lifetime