Vervain
even the darkest night
will end
will end
"I don't doubt it for a second," Vai says with a soft laugh, well able to imagine Remi trying to argue. She smiles down at Mateo, leading them to the cabin and fishing in her pocket for a key, brought along just in case she decided to drop by the place on her visit. "Thank you," she says softly, inviting him inside. It's a little musty, having been left alone for over a season, but a few open windows have the fresh air breathing a new life into the little home.
Vai settles Mateo in a small cot that she's not yet taken down from when Felix was still small, sadness twanging in her expression as she straightens back up. "You are better suited for the woods, Remi. But that doesn't make it any easier, or any fairer." Turning to look at the alchemist, she takes in his appearance and tucks a lock of hair behind her ear. "Nearly a week," she repeats. "Have you considered perhaps taking a walk through the Stonesong in that time? You look horrendous."
Vai settles Mateo in a small cot that she's not yet taken down from when Felix was still small, sadness twanging in her expression as she straightens back up. "You are better suited for the woods, Remi. But that doesn't make it any easier, or any fairer." Turning to look at the alchemist, she takes in his appearance and tucks a lock of hair behind her ear. "Nearly a week," she repeats. "Have you considered perhaps taking a walk through the Stonesong in that time? You look horrendous."
and the sun
will rise
will rise
