Zavien
Drinking in her laughter, he ducked under a low-hanging branch of green leaves (don't ask him what kind). "Wait. Would you have taken me to the second best place if I didn't say that?" His eyebrow raised in a teasing manner, something he hadn't done much of recently. It felt good, although it didn't erase the gaping hole still in his chest. Regardless, it felt right, and he did his best to live in the moment.
Zavien let her steer them towards wherever she had in mind, just enjoying her company and the flowers that bloomed around them. It was peaceful, and he wasn't surprised to hear that more people had been visiting. "Really? I suppose that's a good thing." Although if it was because of Vox, he might change his mind.
At the mention of Hadama, he recalled when he'd seen him just a few weeks ago - and Maea. It made him wince a little, his smile thinner although still present. "I - uh - helped him with some Void stuff in King's End." And nearly lost his cool. "Otherwise, I was actually planning to meet him in the Greatwood soon, to give him the Rose." His smile strengthened, proud that he would soon be able to help with the fight against the Void.
Zavien let her steer them towards wherever she had in mind, just enjoying her company and the flowers that bloomed around them. It was peaceful, and he wasn't surprised to hear that more people had been visiting. "Really? I suppose that's a good thing." Although if it was because of Vox, he might change his mind.
At the mention of Hadama, he recalled when he'd seen him just a few weeks ago - and Maea. It made him wince a little, his smile thinner although still present. "I - uh - helped him with some Void stuff in King's End." And nearly lost his cool. "Otherwise, I was actually planning to meet him in the Greatwood soon, to give him the Rose." His smile strengthened, proud that he would soon be able to help with the fight against the Void.
The real tragedy is men
who are afraid of the light
who are afraid of the light
