Edy raised a speculative brow—listening carefully in the crevices of the head's words for signs of a trap. "Unlike others in my position, I am perfectly fine leaving the leading to you. Supporting, sure. I can do that. Needing to be just like you?" Leaning back, Edy took a long drink from her glass. "I think the world can only handle one mind like Zariah Launceleyn." Flattery? A proclamation of doom? Why not both.
"Mmm." Edy hummed, the weird gap which had occurred still sitting unhappily in her brain. And not just the gap either, but the golden-haired man who had filled part of it and apparently created a child...more on that later. Probably. Or not.
"Exactly. It would give us the time to hone specifically certain aspects that could then be shared among us. Growing one, grows the rest." Edy snorted at the idea that Bea and Peter were somehow in the same camp. He could learn a lot from his younger counter part as far as Edy was concerned.
Smiling inwardly but only letting her lips move incrementally at the compliment, Edy nodded appreciatively. "It would have been so much easier if that Arduinna had torn out the alchemist's tongue instead of his eyes, though." She said with a sigh.
"Mmm." Edy hummed, the weird gap which had occurred still sitting unhappily in her brain. And not just the gap either, but the golden-haired man who had filled part of it and apparently created a child...more on that later. Probably. Or not.
"Exactly. It would give us the time to hone specifically certain aspects that could then be shared among us. Growing one, grows the rest." Edy snorted at the idea that Bea and Peter were somehow in the same camp. He could learn a lot from his younger counter part as far as Edy was concerned.
Smiling inwardly but only letting her lips move incrementally at the compliment, Edy nodded appreciatively. "It would have been so much easier if that Arduinna had torn out the alchemist's tongue instead of his eyes, though." She said with a sigh.
you and me been catching on like a wildfire
