Everest
Ever looks up, his expression skeptical. Not because he didn't believe Ronin, but because as was his tendency to fixate on, something the Huntsman said didn't seem technically correct. "Well, if you died already then she didn't save your life." He points out, erasing something and amending his notes. " It sounds like she gave you another life." Ever continues, completely missing the point of the story.
Humming a sound of appreciation as he finishes his sketches, Ever mumbles a thank you, before twitching his lips. "I...don't think so. I will be polite and complimentary if I ever meet her. And maybe I will carry around a gift for her just in case." Closing his notebook and placing his pencil neatly on top, the boy eyes his water skeptically before mentally calculating whether or not he could wait until he got home to go to the bathroom or if it was worth risking an unknown toilet if Ronin was going to take long.
Of course Ever opted to hold it, which luckily didn't turn out to be a mistake.
~FIN
Humming a sound of appreciation as he finishes his sketches, Ever mumbles a thank you, before twitching his lips. "I...don't think so. I will be polite and complimentary if I ever meet her. And maybe I will carry around a gift for her just in case." Closing his notebook and placing his pencil neatly on top, the boy eyes his water skeptically before mentally calculating whether or not he could wait until he got home to go to the bathroom or if it was worth risking an unknown toilet if Ronin was going to take long.
Of course Ever opted to hold it, which luckily didn't turn out to be a mistake.
~FIN
the words you speak
become the house you live in
become the house you live in
