wonderland

say it's here where our pieces fall in place

Remi shook his head slightly, his smile growing crooked. He had gotten used to the way he saw now, but for how handsome and opulent Ronin looked, the remainder of the world was bleak and without life or colour. Things moved and swayed as if from a vast distance. It made those Remi cared about all too easy to discern, but it made the rest of the world horribly fall away as well.

Unable to help the adoring smile the dimpled his cheeks seeing Ronin glow, Remi leaned further into Ronin's hand like some yeilding animal. Would that Ronin could hear him speak as the attuned could, he would almost certainly be an animal just now. "You could stay with the unicorns." Remi said with a shrug, trying not to make the suggestion sound as placating as it likely did.

"Mmm. After what happened...what Jigano did, I suppose I do not really trust him. I've...remember things. Things I did not notice before. I am not sure I would want him there if things were to go wrong." Jigano's usefulness aside, the bard had proven to have rather questionable morals, at least in the alchemist's eyes. That sort of calculated manipulation was not something he was at all drawn to, much less respectful of.