i feel smal, but so are stars from a distance
Walking as they are, focused on not slipping and bundled up to their eyes, it's really difficult to read Sera. Luckily the girl doesn't seem to play her cards close to the chest which makes things a relief, but for someone who is usually focused on reading and assessing people, it's really strange for you to just rely mostly on the sound of her voice. "He's usually...passive isn't the right word, but..well, not a handful. But this sickness, it's really something else." And that was putting it mildly. Offering Sera a crooked smile for her sympathy, you nod. "Yeah, I am. And he will be too." Especially with Falke there. Much as they'd joked about the doctor before, he did know what he was doing, and Finn couldn't be in better hands.
"And it's healthy for you. In moderation." You add, though your smirk and the slant of your eyebrows suggest you don't always follow this rule.
"My parents are big into the Outlanders. They've dedicated their lives to studying them. It's how I got my name actually. October is...something they call like..half a season? They call them months. Anyways.." You realize you're rambling and promptly shut up.
Which is good, because you think you're a little tongue-tied as Sera loops her arm in through yours. Your medical self wants to put distance between the two of you, because now if one of you falls, you'll both go down. Instead, you tug her closer with a bright grin, humming a happy note under your breath. "And the ocean to cool off in." You continue on with a sigh. "I hear they have these stones that let you breathe underwater, and birds that let you walk on it."
"And it's healthy for you. In moderation." You add, though your smirk and the slant of your eyebrows suggest you don't always follow this rule.
"My parents are big into the Outlanders. They've dedicated their lives to studying them. It's how I got my name actually. October is...something they call like..half a season? They call them months. Anyways.." You realize you're rambling and promptly shut up.
Which is good, because you think you're a little tongue-tied as Sera loops her arm in through yours. Your medical self wants to put distance between the two of you, because now if one of you falls, you'll both go down. Instead, you tug her closer with a bright grin, humming a happy note under your breath. "And the ocean to cool off in." You continue on with a sigh. "I hear they have these stones that let you breathe underwater, and birds that let you walk on it."
