Everest
Tugged forward onto the sand, Ever blinks and stares down, surprised by how easily it moves beneath his feet despite looking so solid. Watching as Paige removes her shoes, Ever frowns as he considers his own footwear. "You don't...wear shoes on the beach?" He asks, wanting to follow decorum but also sounding quite unsure about it.
"I've only ever seen the monsoons from the cliffs. It looks like all of Torchline gets swallowed up by black clouds, but I never imagined what it would be like being here for it." And indeed now that he has, Ever is gripped by panic and an overwhelming empathy for every single resident of Torchline.
'Uhm.' The boy blinks, staring at the ocean as if one of the waves at any moment might decide that shoreline wasn't good enough, and lunge out to grab him. "Sure. Okay."
"I've only ever seen the monsoons from the cliffs. It looks like all of Torchline gets swallowed up by black clouds, but I never imagined what it would be like being here for it." And indeed now that he has, Ever is gripped by panic and an overwhelming empathy for every single resident of Torchline.
'Uhm.' The boy blinks, staring at the ocean as if one of the waves at any moment might decide that shoreline wasn't good enough, and lunge out to grab him. "Sure. Okay."
But if the song never stopped, it wouldn't have any magic
So even though it's gotta end, I'll keep singing along
So even though it's gotta end, I'll keep singing along
