you had a heart, it's been gone since they left you
The sight of the young crafter made Korbin smile, part from relief, part from genuine pleasure at seeing him. This was one person who didn't throw himself at the raven, begging for attention, which was very much appreciated. At all times, really, and especially now when he wasn't at his best, mentally speaking.
"Hey Glas," he returned, in a voice that was low and flat, unsteady and rusty from lack of use. "I came to see if you've gotten anywhere with the lute." Brushing off the hat, and removing his gloves, Korbin came up and leaned a hip against the counter, casual as if he strolled in and out every day. "And no, sorry. Still deaf as a doornail... Just remembered I can still use my voice."
He rolled his eyes with a self-deprecating chuff of a laugh, casually mocking his own lack of brains. "How've you been, since the building?" They hadn't talked while helping the Grand Healer build his school, but Korbin did remember the crafter's presence. Working together didn't require much in way of conversation to breed familiarity.
"Hey Glas," he returned, in a voice that was low and flat, unsteady and rusty from lack of use. "I came to see if you've gotten anywhere with the lute." Brushing off the hat, and removing his gloves, Korbin came up and leaned a hip against the counter, casual as if he strolled in and out every day. "And no, sorry. Still deaf as a doornail... Just remembered I can still use my voice."
He rolled his eyes with a self-deprecating chuff of a laugh, casually mocking his own lack of brains. "How've you been, since the building?" They hadn't talked while helping the Grand Healer build his school, but Korbin did remember the crafter's presence. Working together didn't require much in way of conversation to breed familiarity.
- ever feel you grew up too fast?
Korbin
