ZARIAH
I haven't been falling all this time - I've been flying
It was bothersome, having the leopardess there. It made her work more difficult. She had to pretend to be nothing but helpful, albeit gloomy. Clearly there was some relationship between these two, so she would be hard-pressed to twist Remi's mind to her bidding with her around, and surely whispering in his mind through the odd connection Attuned like them shared. So she stayed quiet mostly, nodding when Remi agreed with her statement. "Do not suppose. You did. Claim your actions." Zariah said, almost in a chiding tone she might use with her children. "There is no shame in doing what you think best and right, so do not shy from it now that you've suffered consequences." Zariah wasn't the sort to worry over someone - it was a rare thing for her to do for those she loved even. Instead, tough love was what she had to give.
"If you are going to rush into things, you need to develop a stronger resolve."
She fell silent then for a time, simply moving them in a forward direction. It was cumbersome and aggravating. She was not physically the strongest person in the world, and Remi was not a particularly small person (no, she didn't think him fat, but he was tall and muscular). Zariah raised a brow at him when he thanked them both, the only change in her usual blank wide-eyed stare. "You wouldn't have. You would had suffered and died more than likely." Zariah said, looking back towards the path. "But your sentiment is appreciated, and you're welcome."
"If you are going to rush into things, you need to develop a stronger resolve."
She fell silent then for a time, simply moving them in a forward direction. It was cumbersome and aggravating. She was not physically the strongest person in the world, and Remi was not a particularly small person (no, she didn't think him fat, but he was tall and muscular). Zariah raised a brow at him when he thanked them both, the only change in her usual blank wide-eyed stare. "You wouldn't have. You would had suffered and died more than likely." Zariah said, looking back towards the path. "But your sentiment is appreciated, and you're welcome."
