Liam
And I feel like my castle's crumbling down
And I watch all my bridges burn to the ground
And I watch all my bridges burn to the ground
Liam had to admit to some curiosity. "What's the best place you've had to make a delivery?" he asked conversationally, hoping to divert some of the courier's awkwardness. Talyson reminded Liam of a younger version of himself - not quite comfortable yet in his own skin, uncomfortable with displays of gratitude - and in years past, distraction had worked well to pull Liam from his own awkwardness.
As Tal came closer, the ex-dragoon peered curiously at the dragon. He'd never found one for himself, which had bothered him for a long time. What was a dragoon without their dragon? But in the end, he'd become content in himself and his family. Still, they were a source of intrigue for Liam, magnificent creatures that deserved respect. So it surprised him, perhaps, to see Tal rap the dragon on the nose as he passed by, as though chastising her for something. Perhaps it was better that he didn't know what thoughts had passed behind Boreal's eyes.
The lantern was simple but elegant, just generic enough to be easily customizable. "Well, you've just delivered some extra supplies," he informed the courier. "Why not stick around and make one for yourself? Unless you've other deliveries to make, of course."
As Tal came closer, the ex-dragoon peered curiously at the dragon. He'd never found one for himself, which had bothered him for a long time. What was a dragoon without their dragon? But in the end, he'd become content in himself and his family. Still, they were a source of intrigue for Liam, magnificent creatures that deserved respect. So it surprised him, perhaps, to see Tal rap the dragon on the nose as he passed by, as though chastising her for something. Perhaps it was better that he didn't know what thoughts had passed behind Boreal's eyes.
The lantern was simple but elegant, just generic enough to be easily customizable. "Well, you've just delivered some extra supplies," he informed the courier. "Why not stick around and make one for yourself? Unless you've other deliveries to make, of course."
And you don't want to know me, I will just let you down
You don't wanna know me now
You don't wanna know me now
