i will never go backwards, i will never be seen
in the wake of disaster ...
in the wake of disaster ...
She nudges his hip and Asta can’t help but to let the soft laugh leave him to her protest, one that once again softens to hear her question. He can’t answer for anyone else, nor does he think it’s a good idea to try and put words in Jack’s mouth when he doesn’t even know the man. So what he does know, is that he can answer honestly from himself. “I suggest you trust your gut, darling. When Danta woke me a year ago, we despised one another. It took two seasons of getting reacquainted before I began to harbor those feelings. They were.. Unusual for me and hard to explain,” he pauses to shoot her a small amused smile. “Despite how perfectly you had put it.” He shrugs a little as they walk, clicking his tongue for a moment. “I cannot say how long it takes for others to admit, but if you are worried perhaps you should be blunt and ask about it?”
If there’s one thing he’s learned, is that there could be so many things avoided if there was simple communication. Like the crash and burn of his and Flora’s relationship – if he’d spoken to her before hand when he’d started to feel that way, perhaps it would have avoided so much pain for her. “I am quite proud to call you my friend.” He inclines his head toward her with a soft smile, before he spots her grin and questions over the Ancients as a whole.
“It is something we can do eventually, yes. Though many of us prefer not to do it. We’re quite proud to be Ancients, you know.” He imagines she does know that, given that there’s a fair few she includes in her friend group. “It is quite nice at times when one wishes to not be obvious, though.” Like a built in disguise.
If there’s one thing he’s learned, is that there could be so many things avoided if there was simple communication. Like the crash and burn of his and Flora’s relationship – if he’d spoken to her before hand when he’d started to feel that way, perhaps it would have avoided so much pain for her. “I am quite proud to call you my friend.” He inclines his head toward her with a soft smile, before he spots her grin and questions over the Ancients as a whole.
“It is something we can do eventually, yes. Though many of us prefer not to do it. We’re quite proud to be Ancients, you know.” He imagines she does know that, given that there’s a fair few she includes in her friend group. “It is quite nice at times when one wishes to not be obvious, though.” Like a built in disguise.
Astaroth
will you sink down to me?
