Cordelia
The hunter sighed softly as Noah moved them to their sides, curling her smaller body into his, letting her head rest in the crook of her arm as she held his gaze. Unbothered by the hardness of the stone, Cordelia let herself relax despite the heaviness of the conversation, listening to his words carefully. ”Another relic?” The fact that it was trapped beneath the Sea of Glass was definitely going to prove to be a problem. The fact that both Deimos and Noah might be leaving again was simply the cherry on top. She drew in a long breath, holding it as she considered her words, knowing that he’d feel her mix of emotions along their shared bond. ”If they do I could make the first part of the trek with you before splitting off towards Halo proper.”
His worry and tension was palpable. Cordelia didn’t hesitate to reach out, cupping his cheek with her hand and brushing her thumb across his skin, ”I’ll be safe. If it would be best for me to stay in King’s End while you travel then I’ll do that. If I need to go to Halo with Sah then I’ll do that. If you want me standing outside of the gates of Stormbreak waiting for you there, then I’ll do that too. I don’t have all the answers and I don’t expect you to either, but we’ll figure it out together.” She murmured, leaning forward to brush her lips against his in an act of reassurance, attempting to ease his concern if only for a moment.
”I think that’s a good idea. I’m sure he’ll have some inclination of what you’re meant to be doing. If his goddess is the herald of Vi your tasks would likely be similar.” At least that’s what she thought. Cordelia couldn’t be sure, but she hoped for Noah’s case that was true.
His worry and tension was palpable. Cordelia didn’t hesitate to reach out, cupping his cheek with her hand and brushing her thumb across his skin, ”I’ll be safe. If it would be best for me to stay in King’s End while you travel then I’ll do that. If I need to go to Halo with Sah then I’ll do that. If you want me standing outside of the gates of Stormbreak waiting for you there, then I’ll do that too. I don’t have all the answers and I don’t expect you to either, but we’ll figure it out together.” She murmured, leaning forward to brush her lips against his in an act of reassurance, attempting to ease his concern if only for a moment.
”I think that’s a good idea. I’m sure he’ll have some inclination of what you’re meant to be doing. If his goddess is the herald of Vi your tasks would likely be similar.” At least that’s what she thought. Cordelia couldn’t be sure, but she hoped for Noah’s case that was true.
All the king's horses, all the king's men
Couldn't put me together again
Couldn't put me together again
