Some people crash two or three times
And then learn from their mistakes
And then learn from their mistakes
Koa's expression does something funny then, the desire to maintain professional neutrality blistering against the inexorable dislike of a man he only knows as that dude who accidentally murdered my friend. "Sah's another option," he agrees, noncommittal, facial muscles tense despite upraised brows.
Better to talk about Safrin, then. Much safer than the Sword's subject who Koa would very much like to punch in the face. Deimos gives little away, letting the young Dragoon spin his tale first. "I promised to love her," he admits with a crooked smile, a dreamy expression alighting on his face. "That's all she asked for. Hardly a burden, given she's a goddess - and a beautiful, powerful one at that!"
A child of Stormbreak through and through, being asked by a goddess to give one's love is as easy a quest to fulfill as ever there could be. Koa is too indoctrinated, too naive, too stubbornly proud to realize the tightrope onto which he's stepped.
Better to talk about Safrin, then. Much safer than the Sword's subject who Koa would very much like to punch in the face. Deimos gives little away, letting the young Dragoon spin his tale first. "I promised to love her," he admits with a crooked smile, a dreamy expression alighting on his face. "That's all she asked for. Hardly a burden, given she's a goddess - and a beautiful, powerful one at that!"
A child of Stormbreak through and through, being asked by a goddess to give one's love is as easy a quest to fulfill as ever there could be. Koa is too indoctrinated, too naive, too stubbornly proud to realize the tightrope onto which he's stepped.
Koa Carpenter
But we are the ones who don't slow down at all
And there's nobody there to catch us when we fall
And there's nobody there to catch us when we fall
