Don't shout at me like I'm across the room when I'm right here, when you're right this time
Glas hadn’t realized how the question might come across – how it might become this… Sort of stalemate when it came to whether or not Korbin would know what it sounded like, if it even sounded good. But the question was already in the space between them, and Glas couldn’t take it back – had he known what war raged within Korbin with the thought, he would have absolutely shriveled up like a paper bag. But he doesn’t and it’s probably for the best. So Glas offers his own nod back to Korbin, chewing on his lip in agreement and beginning to think of where to start.
But he’s distracted when Korbin mentions the lute, his verdant gaze surprised and wide eyed as he lifts his gaze to meet Korbin’s once more – briefly – before looking down to the paper in front of him. “I already have the materials for it.” He writes out quickly, perhaps a bit too eagerly. “I went with Noah and grabbed some to try in my free time. I’d like to try it out too.” He offers by way of working to make that instrument as well. Perhaps that might make the whole crafting bit a bit easier – to make something other than just furniture.
But he’s distracted when Korbin mentions the lute, his verdant gaze surprised and wide eyed as he lifts his gaze to meet Korbin’s once more – briefly – before looking down to the paper in front of him. “I already have the materials for it.” He writes out quickly, perhaps a bit too eagerly. “I went with Noah and grabbed some to try in my free time. I’d like to try it out too.” He offers by way of working to make that instrument as well. Perhaps that might make the whole crafting bit a bit easier – to make something other than just furniture.
GLAS
