Starfall

ASHE They may say, "You're too small, you're too young to do it all," But you're a giant on the inside. They may say, "It's not enough, leave your dreams collecting dust," But there's a fire that you can't hide.    Ashe quirked a brow as Ronin put on Kalt's tunic, the whole image comical and still somehow right because he was alive. She didn't even have it in her to cringe at the awkward introductions - she would be sure two of the most important men in her life knew each other properly soon enough. For now she just.. she needed this. Needed to absorb that it worked, that she hadn't failed. For once, gods, for once she hadn't failed.    She nodded and smirked, expecting that answer from him as she peered up at Percy, standing still and patient with his eyes locked upon them. "Don't think he'd want your delicate parts all over him anyways," she remarked. She looked to Kalt as he mentioned Theea, and she nodded again with a soft smile. "Thank you," she murmured quietly down the bond, though for what she didn't say as he climbed out of the pit and departed.    The wolf girl looked back to Ronin and nodded her head to the edge of the pit, moving towards it but staying close to his side. Unconciously she remained in contact with him, her shoulder brushing his. "Back to the guildhall," she pressed. She clambered nimbly up the side, offering her hand to Ronin when she reached the top to haul him up if he needed it. Percy would be immediately there of course, the ram-horned stallion nickering to the man that had consumed his rider's thoughts so heavily. He'd nudge a soft nose against the man's chest, and Ashe smiled as she watched them, eyes still full of a dazed kind of elation. "You remember Percy," she murmured, and she tried to turn away from that day - the demon - the only day Ronin had ever seen the unicorn. "Guess I never introduced you properly." Break through the barricade You gotta keep on fightin', facin' giants, unafraid Born to move these mountains out of your way