KORBIN
Leave my loneliness unbroken!
- quit the bust above my door!
- quit the bust above my door!
Maybe he was forgiven. Maybe he would prefer not to be. Maybe, the problem was that there were so many things Korbin couldn't forgive himself for, that the idea of receiving it from others became uncomfortable.
He could easily have kept going like that, just flying blindly to nowhere. But Loren descended rather than follow, and asked to hunt; Korbin banked and veered off into a circle, considering. He had no equipment along for any real hunt worth its name, and he doubted Loren did either. But even with only some string and a dagger it wasn't impossible to snare a ningo or hare at least...
"Alright. If you want to." He sounded distracted but not really adverse.
The raven tucked its wings and plunged downwards, banked again and navigated with acrobatic dexterity through the sweeping branches of the trees, until he found a branch to settle down on. Adjusting a few ruffled feathers in his wing, the bird blinked and looked towards the other.
"What kind of game do you want?" he asked, leaving it for Loren to decide.
He could easily have kept going like that, just flying blindly to nowhere. But Loren descended rather than follow, and asked to hunt; Korbin banked and veered off into a circle, considering. He had no equipment along for any real hunt worth its name, and he doubted Loren did either. But even with only some string and a dagger it wasn't impossible to snare a ningo or hare at least...
"Alright. If you want to." He sounded distracted but not really adverse.
The raven tucked its wings and plunged downwards, banked again and navigated with acrobatic dexterity through the sweeping branches of the trees, until he found a branch to settle down on. Adjusting a few ruffled feathers in his wing, the bird blinked and looked towards the other.
"What kind of game do you want?" he asked, leaving it for Loren to decide.
Quoth the Raven,
"Nevermore."
"Nevermore."
