Vervain
even the darkest night
will end
will end
"The end," Vai agrees, grabbing a roll of fresh, clean bandages so she might wrap up his arm; it's not strictly necessary, but given the severity of his injuries, the more protection she can give against the new skin, the better. "The only thing I'd like you to fight today is the kettle when it whistles, so you can make us some tea," she chimes, raising his patched hand to press a kiss to the back of his palm.
"What I have been cooking will not fit in a bowl, Remi," she informs him with a wicked sort of grin, rising to her feet so she can set the kettle on the stove to boil, meanwhile grabbing up the roasted vegetables and leg of venison from the oven. "Between Felix and your twins, I am amazed that there are ever any bones left," she admits. "But just for today, I think you can get first dibs. I can always roast some more."
"What I have been cooking will not fit in a bowl, Remi," she informs him with a wicked sort of grin, rising to her feet so she can set the kettle on the stove to boil, meanwhile grabbing up the roasted vegetables and leg of venison from the oven. "Between Felix and your twins, I am amazed that there are ever any bones left," she admits. "But just for today, I think you can get first dibs. I can always roast some more."
and the sun
will rise
will rise
