Safrin
everything looks perfect
from far away
from far away
Softly she shook her head; her words hadn't been an invitation, just an explanation. He didn't love her, not the way he once had. Now his feelings were blurred by responsibility and the ineffable burden of being a mortal man in the presence of a goddess. Tear drops coated her long lashes, hung like stardew in the spiderweb darkness. Blinking, a single tear fell, splashing in crystal clarity, illuminated by the moonlight.
"Perhaps." She agreed with soft indifference, her voice hardly more than a whisper.
Turning, both legs together now, her arms almost protectively against her sides making her appear as small as possible, Safrin merely regarded her Star for a long and silent moment. "Remi and Seren are in no danger here." She confirmed again for him before her eyes flickered towards the door, knowing that now that he'd made his requests and had his answers, he was likely to want to leave her as quickly as possible.
"Perhaps." She agreed with soft indifference, her voice hardly more than a whisper.
Turning, both legs together now, her arms almost protectively against her sides making her appear as small as possible, Safrin merely regarded her Star for a long and silent moment. "Remi and Seren are in no danger here." She confirmed again for him before her eyes flickered towards the door, knowing that now that he'd made his requests and had his answers, he was likely to want to leave her as quickly as possible.
