MILO
this is for the snakes and the people they bite
for the friends i've made, for the sleepless nights
for the friends i've made, for the sleepless nights
He straightens up the second that Aurelia’s name is on Maeve’s tongue – his bronze gaze scanning over her as he raises a red brow, wondering why Aurelia couldn’t have left a letter back home for him to read rather than having to hear it from Maeve. Still, he swallows hard, nodding, ducking his head a bit as his shoulders remain tight. “Thank you.” He says a fraction hoarsely, clearing his throat before he’s stepping away from her while they focus on the grit of the situation.
They both don’t know what they’re doing, the magic is still so new to Milo. All he knows how to do is heal people, he’s never tried to heal water, never tried to infuse or imbue his magic into a fountain. His hands leave his pockets and he stretches out, the brief edge of a tattoo on his bicep visible as he nods and moves to plant his feet in front of the fountain, taking a deep breath before he holds his hands over the fountain.
“’ve never done this ‘fore.” He pauses, brows pinching as he focuses his attention into the magic he’s supposed to summon. His hands glow, a vibrant pale hue as he holds them over the water, and tries his best to heal the water, even if the thought seemed wholly strange in comparison to what he was used to.
They both don’t know what they’re doing, the magic is still so new to Milo. All he knows how to do is heal people, he’s never tried to heal water, never tried to infuse or imbue his magic into a fountain. His hands leave his pockets and he stretches out, the brief edge of a tattoo on his bicep visible as he nods and moves to plant his feet in front of the fountain, taking a deep breath before he holds his hands over the fountain.
“’ve never done this ‘fore.” He pauses, brows pinching as he focuses his attention into the magic he’s supposed to summon. His hands glow, a vibrant pale hue as he holds them over the water, and tries his best to heal the water, even if the thought seemed wholly strange in comparison to what he was used to.
for the warning signs i've completely ignored
there's an amount to take, reasons to take more
there's an amount to take, reasons to take more
