Lenchan
In verba
The childish glee in Islia’s eyes darkens at the sight of Sebastian’s somber expression that had become just as common as his uplifted one, lately. How was he fairing? Studying his face, she could see the hints of pain, but just how badly was he wounded still? She had little faith in her patch job and lamented quietly at the thought of the permanent scars she’d left with him. Hopefully Erich could take a look at him soon enough and make sure they wouldn’t fester. She looked away from him, pulled back to reality and informed the two behind her they were coming upon their destination. And surely enough the sounds of water could be heard in front of her, rushing and soothing and calling out to her. She was absolutely parched and fatigued and longed to be off her foot which was, she was fairly certain after the long trek, was severely injured. The trees halted abruptly at the foot of the riverbank and dropped off into the shallow stream. She could see the river floor beneath it, but couldn’t be sure how deep it was.
She looked around for something to prod it with, undoing the sack on her back and setting it beside her against a tree. Her eyes landed upon Sebastian’s walking stick. That’ll do. “Sebastian, may I borrow your support. Erich, please lend him your shoulder for the time being.”
She looked around for something to prod it with, undoing the sack on her back and setting it beside her against a tree. Her eyes landed upon Sebastian’s walking stick. That’ll do. “Sebastian, may I borrow your support. Erich, please lend him your shoulder for the time being.”