"We must always do our best to teach our children all we know," Ianto said brightly, unable and unwilling to hide his smile. The idea of little Aoife tromping around, cussing people out with a soldier's vocabulary... it was amusing to say the least. Snorting softly, he shook his head to the other man. While he agreed that currency was useless, he was a merchant, after all. "You might not feel you earned the abilities, but they are still paying for your time," he reminded him. "And some people are skilled in ways that you are not - strange as that might be for you to believe." He winked.
Pulling his knees to his chest and hugging them, the fox gave the hawk a soft and sunny smile. It did not seem possible for anyone to seem serene in the situation Deepfrost had given to them, but Ianto managed it. "Sometimes all we have is faith," he said. "And sometimes that has to be enough. Doubt is a killer - I think you know that just living here with Ronin gone."
Pulling his knees to his chest and hugging them, the fox gave the hawk a soft and sunny smile. It did not seem possible for anyone to seem serene in the situation Deepfrost had given to them, but Ianto managed it. "Sometimes all we have is faith," he said. "And sometimes that has to be enough. Doubt is a killer - I think you know that just living here with Ronin gone."
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