KORBIN
Remember when I swore
That you and I would never die
That you and I would never die
The scar hadn't looked that big from where he was standing. As she shifted the braid however, he could see that it was deeper and larger than he'd anticipated. Her written explanation earned barely a glance; he was too busy staring at the shoulder she revealed, skin puckered and punctured where it ought to have been smooth and soft.
Dark blue eyes lingered a bit too long on the curve of her neck, the gentle slope of the shoulders; mouth gone slightly dry he turned away, and cleared his voice. "That's... very interesting. Your first and second world? How many have you seen?"
Questions crowded in his mind, begging to be asked. What kind of amulet was it? Why did it explode? Why had the scar glowed, and why didn't it do so now?
But asking them would open up to more questions about himself, and he was stubbornly refusing any inquiries of that nature. Curiosity wouldn't kill him.
Dark blue eyes lingered a bit too long on the curve of her neck, the gentle slope of the shoulders; mouth gone slightly dry he turned away, and cleared his voice. "That's... very interesting. Your first and second world? How many have you seen?"
Questions crowded in his mind, begging to be asked. What kind of amulet was it? Why did it explode? Why had the scar glowed, and why didn't it do so now?
But asking them would open up to more questions about himself, and he was stubbornly refusing any inquiries of that nature. Curiosity wouldn't kill him.
Remember when you swore
we had it all?
we had it all?
