If Gideon noticed Finn's flinch, he didn't mention it. The Priest had always been able to glide through life mostly unbothered by the actions of others around him (until they were disrespecting the Gods, then something not unlike a tirade of rage left his mouth and heart). "You should probably tell your face that." He said teasingly as he went to sit opposite, seeing the not-really-smile that was offered up along with the words.
"How did you actually break it? I don't think I got the story." He wondered if it had anything to do with what Cian had mentioned in the meeting. Whatever Finn had done, Gideon wanted to know.
As for himself, though, he shrugged and gestured vaguely that things were alright. "Business as usual. I may be embarking on a personal mission for Ludo soon, it seems...but for the meantime, services continue and Longheat rituals go on." Gideon paused, eyes flicking up to meet Finns with an easy smirk. "I don't see you at any of them."
"How did you actually break it? I don't think I got the story." He wondered if it had anything to do with what Cian had mentioned in the meeting. Whatever Finn had done, Gideon wanted to know.
As for himself, though, he shrugged and gestured vaguely that things were alright. "Business as usual. I may be embarking on a personal mission for Ludo soon, it seems...but for the meantime, services continue and Longheat rituals go on." Gideon paused, eyes flicking up to meet Finns with an easy smirk. "I don't see you at any of them."
GIDEON
And lord, don't let me break this, let me hold you lightly
Give me arms to pray with instead of ones that hold too tightly
Give me arms to pray with instead of ones that hold too tightly
