give me something to sing about

i've seen fire & i've seen rain.
i've seen sunny days that i thought would never end

Ronin isn't the one who can die at the hands of his lover, so as far as Remi is concerned, even temporary death is a price he'd be willing to pay to finally breach the crest of their orgasms. Afterwards, or in much saner moments, he'd say that no amount of pleasure would be worth being without Ronin for an entire season, and yet here they were.

Unaware of nearly everything save for the wild blue points of light above him and the tightening explosion of his own orgasm, that all of his tentacles have joined the fray in some respect is something Remi will discover later based on the brushing patterns up the back of his husband's legs and the channel of his spine. Someone who didn't know what the Lullaby was capable of might have thought the Huntsman was into cupping.

Dizzy and breathless, it's boundless strength and a locked elbow that keeps Ronin's head aloft, before, as if realizing that the floating blue dazzle above him was not just a hallucination but in fact, his husband's eyes, Remi's arm folds and the pair collapse down together.