Bane
Death is not the greatest loss
What dies in us in life is
What dies in us in life is
Bane drug his paws through the water, feeling nothing but uneven stone at the bottom. Not even a lowly twig within the warm waters. As she had signified that there was nothing that she could see either, confirming his thoughts. He had shifted back into his human form. It was easier the more he changed, altering between the forms.
The man waded through the water, hands on hips. He wouldn't let himself be disheartened by something such as this... No. While it still could fix a mass majority of the problems they were facing, there's always reasons they couldn't find what they were looking for.
"You're right, you're right." He said, with his palms shifting upwards in slight defeat, though not too troubled. Truth was, he hated that they didn't find anything this go-around. Just the idea of them being able to fix at least something that was happening was a notion that he would had been happy with. At least to make the lives around them just a little better.
"On that note, I don't know about you. But -" He went back over towards the deeper pool, and leaned back in it. His muscles nearly screaming from the training, and running he had been doing. This felt as though it was long overdue. "I say relaxation is in order."
The man waded through the water, hands on hips. He wouldn't let himself be disheartened by something such as this... No. While it still could fix a mass majority of the problems they were facing, there's always reasons they couldn't find what they were looking for.
"You're right, you're right." He said, with his palms shifting upwards in slight defeat, though not too troubled. Truth was, he hated that they didn't find anything this go-around. Just the idea of them being able to fix at least something that was happening was a notion that he would had been happy with. At least to make the lives around them just a little better.
"On that note, I don't know about you. But -" He went back over towards the deeper pool, and leaned back in it. His muscles nearly screaming from the training, and running he had been doing. This felt as though it was long overdue. "I say relaxation is in order."
I am the reckoning that shadows your every breath
