The tone of his voice had Are's latent anger simmering back down to a mere petty divisiveness, a need to not give in to whatever machinations he thought was afoot. The question itself was a whole 'nother matter entirely to the warrior though, and he straightened his back enough to take advantage of not even full handbreath he had on the bard, mustering what little resolve Roana has managed to coax out of him and show existed. Not that it was any difference from the stubbornness he so wrestled with on the regular, not to him.
"The barrier, and more I reckon." Are said, crossing his arms and biting his tongue to keep it in check. Last place to let slip what he had blurted out while drunk with the captain, foolish to say the least, but foolishness cemented by the words of an immortal. Just thinking about it sent a shiver down Are's spine.
"We'll find each other some day, 'til then, I search, and remember." he answered as deadpan as he could manage, not savvy to the fact his lack of emotion betrayed his actual feelings far more than showing them had. A heartache he so desperately tried turning into purpose, into turnshoes, axe swings, and a raised stone.
"The barrier, and more I reckon." Are said, crossing his arms and biting his tongue to keep it in check. Last place to let slip what he had blurted out while drunk with the captain, foolish to say the least, but foolishness cemented by the words of an immortal. Just thinking about it sent a shiver down Are's spine.
"We'll find each other some day, 'til then, I search, and remember." he answered as deadpan as he could manage, not savvy to the fact his lack of emotion betrayed his actual feelings far more than showing them had. A heartache he so desperately tried turning into purpose, into turnshoes, axe swings, and a raised stone.
