REMI
Sucking in a breath as Ronin cleared the flames (and Remi too, by extension), the raccoon wriggled about in Ronin's grip, shifting back into his own body as gracefully as he could. It was then of course he noticed the glow. Raising a brow and tilting his head mischievously, Remi leaned in towards Ronin's ear, sliding his cheek along his partner's as he went and relishing the closeness. "Not to..make things awkward. But...you are glowing. And not just with love and all that. But quite literally glowing." Remi whispered, his voice a soft laugh against the hollow of Ronin's ear before he pulled back.
Whether it was Remi's eyesight that made the ex-captain glow, or another star-thing, the alchemist didn't know, but accepted it easily in stride. Whichever it was, it certainly wasn't the weirdest thing that had happened to them.
The mention of Ludo had Remi's smile faltering slightly. If all the gods, Ludo had been the most adamant about making Remi's life difficult, both when he did and did not deserve it. "Given that you have already died once, I think we can safely waive the till death do us part requirement." Remi said, his smile both widening and growing crooked at the same time. Though thoughts of empty beds and hours spent locked away in a boarded-up guildhall flooded his mind, it all seemed so unimportant now. And why shouldn't it? Second chances were not to be wasted, and certainly not overshadowed by memories of first-go-rounds.
Casually, Remi nudges Ronin's candle with his, his face entirely solemn and near-angelic in the firelight despite the obvious visual innuendo.
Whether it was Remi's eyesight that made the ex-captain glow, or another star-thing, the alchemist didn't know, but accepted it easily in stride. Whichever it was, it certainly wasn't the weirdest thing that had happened to them.
The mention of Ludo had Remi's smile faltering slightly. If all the gods, Ludo had been the most adamant about making Remi's life difficult, both when he did and did not deserve it. "Given that you have already died once, I think we can safely waive the till death do us part requirement." Remi said, his smile both widening and growing crooked at the same time. Though thoughts of empty beds and hours spent locked away in a boarded-up guildhall flooded his mind, it all seemed so unimportant now. And why shouldn't it? Second chances were not to be wasted, and certainly not overshadowed by memories of first-go-rounds.
Casually, Remi nudges Ronin's candle with his, his face entirely solemn and near-angelic in the firelight despite the obvious visual innuendo.
Speaks with a thick Italian accent.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
