RONIN
the dark star
"I do say so," Ronin confirms with a haughty smile, though his expression dims as well as she calls him Captain. "Not any more," he tells her. He had been a captain once, but whatever he is to the Dragoons, it doesn't seem to hold an official rank. He's their trump card, their ace in the hole, whatever you wanted to call it. At the very least, it makes him a part of their organisation. But not a captain, no.
He's about to lead them away from the marketplace when she speaks again, and the mention of Gideon has an unexpected flush burning in his cheeks. Ronin clears his throat. "Not so much recently," he admits. There hadn't been much talking when he'd last seen the Priest. But then Amalia continues and Ronin furrows his brow. Go to Torchline? Destroy a shrine?
"If I were to sneak out of Stormbreak, it certainly wouldn't be to go and destroy a shrine," he points out, rubbing at the back of his neck. "I'm trying to go about things the right way, and I've been stationed here. Sorry Ama - if Gideon had approached me directly, then perhaps. But I don't think I can commit to it." Not when he could just as easily hop to the Greatwood instead.
He's about to lead them away from the marketplace when she speaks again, and the mention of Gideon has an unexpected flush burning in his cheeks. Ronin clears his throat. "Not so much recently," he admits. There hadn't been much talking when he'd last seen the Priest. But then Amalia continues and Ronin furrows his brow. Go to Torchline? Destroy a shrine?
"If I were to sneak out of Stormbreak, it certainly wouldn't be to go and destroy a shrine," he points out, rubbing at the back of his neck. "I'm trying to go about things the right way, and I've been stationed here. Sorry Ama - if Gideon had approached me directly, then perhaps. But I don't think I can commit to it." Not when he could just as easily hop to the Greatwood instead.
i'll get over it
i just gotta be dramatic first
i just gotta be dramatic first
