RONIN
Ronin preens appropriately at the compliments (that's how sandwich compliments work, after all, right Remi?), flashing playfully narrowed eyes across at his husband at his very, very good point. "Well," he says, "I was considering perhaps heading to the Climb and petitioning that Longheat god. Tanau, is it? Maybe he'll be able to give us something to help melt the ice?" It's only a fleeting suggestion, but it's something that has played on his mind a couple of times.
"You think so?" Ronin's cheeks flush with pleasure to hear his husband enjoy the work he's done, the Huntsman pointing out a few conspicuous vines along the side of the corner countertop. "I thought you and I could carve our names here," he says. "And we still need a name for our boat."
Talk of Aurelia does bring the mood down somewhat, and Ronin falls quiet to continue assembling counters and cabinets as he hears out the Lullaby, nodding softly to hear the explanation. "I ran into her on the beach at Torchline after I gave the feather to Maeve," he murmurs. "She didn't seem her usual self then." Perhaps it had been why she'd been so strange with Remi, too.
Straightening up, he winces - he'd foolishly forgotten the Halo situation. "I will speak to Seren," he decides. "And if you'd like to come with me to the Climb, and to help with this Sea of Glass thing, that's all the better."
"You think so?" Ronin's cheeks flush with pleasure to hear his husband enjoy the work he's done, the Huntsman pointing out a few conspicuous vines along the side of the corner countertop. "I thought you and I could carve our names here," he says. "And we still need a name for our boat."
Talk of Aurelia does bring the mood down somewhat, and Ronin falls quiet to continue assembling counters and cabinets as he hears out the Lullaby, nodding softly to hear the explanation. "I ran into her on the beach at Torchline after I gave the feather to Maeve," he murmurs. "She didn't seem her usual self then." Perhaps it had been why she'd been so strange with Remi, too.
Straightening up, he winces - he'd foolishly forgotten the Halo situation. "I will speak to Seren," he decides. "And if you'd like to come with me to the Climb, and to help with this Sea of Glass thing, that's all the better."
a star in someone else's sky
