RONIN
THE FALLEN STAR
Despite the unlikely nature of the question, Ronin couldn’t help but feel as though he hadn’t given the answer that Kiada was looking for - luckily enough, it didn’t seem as though she was unwilling to expand on it. It would be a lie to say that he didn’t grow immediately concerned at hearing Ludo’s name, particularly when she mentioned upsetting it, but he tried to school his expression lest she realise how close to home it hit. Remi has upset the masked god once upon a time too, after all.
“I’m sorry to hear that.” He sighed softly; he had thought it to be the case based on their meeting at the Spark Bird the previous LongNight, but as always the tragedy continued far beyond a single incident. “I see...” He was quiet for a few moments after her explanation, ruffling a hand through his hair. “How do you know that failing will upset it? You won’t know that until you speak with it properly. But... what bargain did you make?”
“I’m sorry to hear that.” He sighed softly; he had thought it to be the case based on their meeting at the Spark Bird the previous LongNight, but as always the tragedy continued far beyond a single incident. “I see...” He was quiet for a few moments after her explanation, ruffling a hand through his hair. “How do you know that failing will upset it? You won’t know that until you speak with it properly. But... what bargain did you make?”
now don’t you lose hope
I swear I never dream that we’re alone
I swear I still believe but I don’t know
