IANTO
there's a bulletproof bond
Ianto arched an eyebrow at first, unsure how Remi hadn't seen or heard of the storms, before schooling himself into thinking before he spoke. Even if Remi wasn't aware of them yet, he could hardly see them now, could he? "Since the barrier dropped there has been talk of elemental storms blocking the way - only the Greatwood is accessible, or so they say," he explained. "I imagine it is the Old Gods, protesting what has happened."
And yet Ianto found he didn't really mind. Indeed, he would watch storms rage all through Caido if it had meant the barrier would still drop and he would still find Remi. Smiling as the hand landed short of its mark, he reached up to guide it to his cheek, kissing the inside of Remi's wrist.
Smiling against the soft skin, Ianto listened carefully as the alchemist spoke about Sam. His brow furrowed, but he didn't press the other man for too many details, though he did glance up as Arduinna's name was mentioned. "Horribly naive? Who, those from within the barrier?"
And yet Ianto found he didn't really mind. Indeed, he would watch storms rage all through Caido if it had meant the barrier would still drop and he would still find Remi. Smiling as the hand landed short of its mark, he reached up to guide it to his cheek, kissing the inside of Remi's wrist.
Smiling against the soft skin, Ianto listened carefully as the alchemist spoke about Sam. His brow furrowed, but he didn't press the other man for too many details, though he did glance up as Arduinna's name was mentioned. "Horribly naive? Who, those from within the barrier?"
between me and you
