Vervain
Remi kissed her fingertips and she returned his sad smile, tucking an errant curl out of her face and keeping her other hand in his, giving his fingers a gentle squeeze. He was right, and while Vai was able to pick out any number of things about him that had changed, the scars on his throat were deep and vicious, and she reached out to brush her fingers across them. "Mm," she hummed as he mentioned Devrum, though it was clear that she held no such hope. Vai had lost too much and hoped too long, and there came a point where it simply didn't serve her any more.
Besides, Remi was here. Dev wasn't. "I heard about... yeah," she murmured, hardly knowing where to start with it. "Do you want to go for a walk...? I was told you were Governor of this place, and I... I suppose I remembered everything outside the woods, finally."
Besides, Remi was here. Dev wasn't. "I heard about... yeah," she murmured, hardly knowing where to start with it. "Do you want to go for a walk...? I was told you were Governor of this place, and I... I suppose I remembered everything outside the woods, finally."
