RONIN
THE FALLEN STAR
They strolled along the shoreline and for the first time in a long while, it felt almost ordinary. Ronin did have something in mind for them, in actual fact; especially after the volcano erupting, the sky thick with ash, moving back home and Remi becoming governor, something so simple as this was very much needed.
Squeezing Seren's hand back, he offered her a mischievous smile. "Today I thought I would show you the Miana Pool, and tell you the story of the L'ma - like I promised on the night you came to Torchline. The pool has a sort of game we can play, but you need to know the story to understand it."
They reached the pool in good time, ripples blowing across its surface with the Leafchange breeze. "Do you know how to swim, Seren?" he asked suddenly, as if realising that was a skill he may have neglected to teach her.
Squeezing Seren's hand back, he offered her a mischievous smile. "Today I thought I would show you the Miana Pool, and tell you the story of the L'ma - like I promised on the night you came to Torchline. The pool has a sort of game we can play, but you need to know the story to understand it."
They reached the pool in good time, ripples blowing across its surface with the Leafchange breeze. "Do you know how to swim, Seren?" he asked suddenly, as if realising that was a skill he may have neglected to teach her.
now don’t you lose hope
I swear I never dream that we’re alone
I swear I still believe but I don’t know
