11-26-2018, 05:58 AM
Leilan
a dragon who couldn't be hurt on the outside
could have so many ragged holes inside
could have so many ragged holes inside
You don't need to protect me. He tilts his head, and gives the black mare a knowing smile. But of course he does. That's what he's made of; that's what fate has brought him here for, no doubt. She steps back though. A deep breath intake, not yet a sigh. If it were easy for her to trust anyone, she wouldn't have reacted so badly to both Eilidh and himself.
Her tiny smile is apologetic in the night when she says she appreciates the offer but doesn't trust him; with his supreme vision, that doesn't go unnoticed."Then don't," he offers, his tone uncomplaining at that temporary solution, "but you can't live your whole life not trusting anybody. Life is about balance, so it's your turn to have something good coming your way now." She has to believe in something, if she has to make it work. She's young enough to start over if she wants to. Perhaps she can trust the silver bay mare, instead.
Eilidh settles with something other than she was about to say - ends up with Carnage. Hmm, that would be a challenge. Then, on the other hand, he's not about to go looking for either man - just offering the mares a safe haven, instead. He can't go on a revenge trip for everyone he meets - but he can secure one safe place in the world, where he could be found if needed, or where they could stay, or even hide, if they wanted to. And he's pretty sure Breckin would agree on keeping those girls safe, so there's really no doubt they will be accepted in Nerine.
She looks to Eilidh when she says she would go with either one of them, but the other mare says she only knows the meadow. Leilan is rather thankful for the silver bay to be here, offering the mare company where he cannot, simply because of his being a male no doubt. That still stinks, but that's the truth of the matter. The silver bay offers to go with her to Nerine if she wants to; the silver bay roan nods at her. "You know you'd both be welcome." He thinks it over for a moment and adds, "If any old Amazon gives you a hard time on the border, just ask for me or Breckin." he adds. He knows how gruff his mother can be, or Castile really.
Her tiny smile is apologetic in the night when she says she appreciates the offer but doesn't trust him; with his supreme vision, that doesn't go unnoticed."Then don't," he offers, his tone uncomplaining at that temporary solution, "but you can't live your whole life not trusting anybody. Life is about balance, so it's your turn to have something good coming your way now." She has to believe in something, if she has to make it work. She's young enough to start over if she wants to. Perhaps she can trust the silver bay mare, instead.
Eilidh settles with something other than she was about to say - ends up with Carnage. Hmm, that would be a challenge. Then, on the other hand, he's not about to go looking for either man - just offering the mares a safe haven, instead. He can't go on a revenge trip for everyone he meets - but he can secure one safe place in the world, where he could be found if needed, or where they could stay, or even hide, if they wanted to. And he's pretty sure Breckin would agree on keeping those girls safe, so there's really no doubt they will be accepted in Nerine.
She looks to Eilidh when she says she would go with either one of them, but the other mare says she only knows the meadow. Leilan is rather thankful for the silver bay to be here, offering the mare company where he cannot, simply because of his being a male no doubt. That still stinks, but that's the truth of the matter. The silver bay offers to go with her to Nerine if she wants to; the silver bay roan nods at her. "You know you'd both be welcome." He thinks it over for a moment and adds, "If any old Amazon gives you a hard time on the border, just ask for me or Breckin." he adds. He knows how gruff his mother can be, or Castile really.
@[Willa] @[Eilidh] uhm.... speaking of late. But I figured this is enough of an ending; if either of you wants to visit Nerine we can continue there later.
Two things I know I can make: pretty kids, and people mad.
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