RONIN
the darkstar
light is easy to love.
Chewing on some of his toast now, Ronin's smile is partially hidden around crust and butter, but the way he ducks his head in a nod tells of his agreement. "I can definitely understand that," he says softly, holding out his toast for the other man to take a bite if he likes. Ronin is well aware that Remi has his own breakfast to enjoy, but the Lullaby is also the only person to whom the Star will willingly give his food. That, and perhaps this is yet another small moment of intimacy without resorting to sex.
"I think I'd be interested in sparring with you again. I suppose you'd never know whether I was pulling out all of the stops, would you? So if you win, maybe you just win that round." And maybe it's an excuse to have his arms around Remi. So be it.
Inhaling a quick breath to hear the other man speak so - justice, indeed - Ronin takes a quick slurp of his coffee and partially regrets it (but not entirely - it's good, and he needs to wake up a bit more). Deciding to leave that one hanging lest he demand justice sooner, they cross the square to the vacant building. "The worst part is I wasn't even using the correct noun," Ronin says with a chuckle, peering in through the windows.
"Looks like an apartment upstairs. But this is a shop." He peers around, spotting a small sign in the bottom of the window. "Here we go. If we want to see it, there's a name and an address to contact." His smile is a little cheeky as he gazes back at Remi. "Or we could cheat and sneak in, and contact them later."
"I think I'd be interested in sparring with you again. I suppose you'd never know whether I was pulling out all of the stops, would you? So if you win, maybe you just win that round." And maybe it's an excuse to have his arms around Remi. So be it.
Inhaling a quick breath to hear the other man speak so - justice, indeed - Ronin takes a quick slurp of his coffee and partially regrets it (but not entirely - it's good, and he needs to wake up a bit more). Deciding to leave that one hanging lest he demand justice sooner, they cross the square to the vacant building. "The worst part is I wasn't even using the correct noun," Ronin says with a chuckle, peering in through the windows.
"Looks like an apartment upstairs. But this is a shop." He peers around, spotting a small sign in the bottom of the window. "Here we go. If we want to see it, there's a name and an address to contact." His smile is a little cheeky as he gazes back at Remi. "Or we could cheat and sneak in, and contact them later."
show me your darkness.
