Ianto
"It's alright," Ianto said, shrugging his shoulders and smiling crookedly. "This is already goin' better than the first time. You haven't run away yet." He laughed, before glancing up to watch Remi tackle the descent from the tree. His blue eyes widened considerably at the alchemist that suddenly became a raccoon, Ianto taking a couple of steps back.
Snorting softly, he shook his head, obviously impressed. "Someone's been learnin' some new tricks, haven't they? You couldn't do that before." Still, it was damned handy by the look of it. Then as Remi straightened up, Ianto had to mentally restrain himself from stepping forward. The last time he had seen his friend (and it was so long ago now that the memory was old and faded and didn't seem real) it had been with an easy kiss and a casual caress.
And while he remembered it all, it was not the same for the alchemist. Ianto chewed on the inside of his cheek. "Ludo - the soul guide? Then it's true... they were within." Shaking his head, Ianto ran his fingers through his hair. He didn't want to talk about gods. "Well... you were right," he said, laughing softly.
Snorting softly, he shook his head, obviously impressed. "Someone's been learnin' some new tricks, haven't they? You couldn't do that before." Still, it was damned handy by the look of it. Then as Remi straightened up, Ianto had to mentally restrain himself from stepping forward. The last time he had seen his friend (and it was so long ago now that the memory was old and faded and didn't seem real) it had been with an easy kiss and a casual caress.
And while he remembered it all, it was not the same for the alchemist. Ianto chewed on the inside of his cheek. "Ludo - the soul guide? Then it's true... they were within." Shaking his head, Ianto ran his fingers through his hair. He didn't want to talk about gods. "Well... you were right," he said, laughing softly.
