look upon a ruin

Deimos And then like that, it was over – perhaps one of his more simplistic and successful endeavors. Brief, succinct accomplishments, and then nothing more. He shook his head, registered a quiet smirk, acknowledging the lad again with short, efficient tones. “Thank you. We shall see.” Because faith in the people around them, in those who’d helped and assisted, in those who’d been willing to simply search for leaves, soil, or bones, meant more than hope. He’d continue to see it through, to ensure Amalia was healed, to see there were intervals and chapters after this latest, devastating, tragic one. He lifted his gaze to Zuriel, and the unicorn took the hint, as they disembarked, as they aimed and intended to stride back towards settlements and ruins, piece by piece. {-FIN} Out of sight and out of mind Make everything alright So let the sky and sea collide Just not in our lifetime