I shouldn't laugh, but I know I'm a failure in your eyes
"A part of life, I suppose," Ronin muses. Who would they be without their mistakes? Less hurt, less scarred, certainly, but more naive and trusting of the world as well. Seren will need to go through it, the same as the rest of them. At least her parents will be able to pick her up again when she falls.
With a soft chuckle, Ronin shakes his head to Safrin. "Not my father, no. I once met a goddess in a glade, when I was younger and less jaded. She was and still is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. She made the stars look dull compared to her light."
And so as she preens and makes her remarks, he can only offer a crooked smirk. "They might already know, but that doesn't mean I don't want to tell them anyway," he says, turning to face her properly as she draws closer. "Another tattoo? What did you have in mind?"
With a soft chuckle, Ronin shakes his head to Safrin. "Not my father, no. I once met a goddess in a glade, when I was younger and less jaded. She was and still is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. She made the stars look dull compared to her light."
And so as she preens and makes her remarks, he can only offer a crooked smirk. "They might already know, but that doesn't mean I don't want to tell them anyway," he says, turning to face her properly as she draws closer. "Another tattoo? What did you have in mind?"
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