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The burden of knowing these people's thoughts was something Seymour never really anticipated. While he was not too affected by Thames' sudden departure, he was growing slightly vexed by the unneeded commentary of the more privileged folk. Turning his attention towards Samara, it would seem that he was not the only one who had this sentiment. Despite her calm outward appearance, the rage within her mind and heart could not be overstated, so much so that he was starting to become slightly worried if they were about lose a few more members. This far from what he could tell, Samara was a genuinely good person. That said, even these type of people had their breaking points.
Seymour remained silent, cautiously listening to Samara's inner turbulence that grew ever stronger with each disrespectful dialogue from his peers. It wasn't until the narrator proclaimed a "challenge" for the party, to press onwards and forget of the recently departed that the shieldmaiden finally spoke up. Bearing he true emotions in full display. Discreetly, Seymour pocketed the now clean Zweihander and walked towards Lemondrop's side with a sigh. Seeing the tall woman draw her sword prompted Seymour pull out his sword once more, in sheathed position, just below his belt.
Finally, the shieldmaiden choose to put her anger and disdain into the blade and threw the sharp object towards her. Even in his weakened state, even with this heavier weapon, Seymour was quick with his hands, swinging his blade upwards, dangerous close to Lemondrop's face. The movement was fast and decisive, meant to intercept the projectile and throwing it off its mark. Thankfully for all of them, said action was not necessary whatsoever. Just as he thought, the whole things was a bit of misdirection from Samara's part. However, Seymour only went through with the move of his own as he could sense some doubt from shieldmaiden as to whether or not she was able to pull off such a maneuver.
"Oops sorry. I didn't think it was this heavy." Seymour spoke, trying to play the moment as him being a bit clumsy with his borrowed weapon. "Though Samara has a point, Lady Lemondrop. It's in the best interest of your brand image to NOT speak ill of the dead." Normally he would elaborate more to the sheltered girl, but he believed that she would be smart enough to put two and two together. "That goes for you as well, narrator." Seymour spoke, turning to give Lumi a strong glare. "We gain nothing from belittling him, so I suggest to take this time to either rest or come up with better challenges." It was a rare sight to see Seymour midly serious and perhaps even annoyed about something. However the moment quickly passed when Samara asked if he was interested in accompanying. "It would be my pleasure, Samara. I think, all of us could take some time to unwind a bit." And so returned the usual carefree and cavalier Seymour.
And yet from the corner of his eye, he could sense more trouble, as another party member's personal disdain grew stronger, but was eventually efficiently suppressed. Seymour was impressed by Kirsten ability to regulate her emotions given her initial stance. But then again, she was always one of the more pragmatic members of the team. In that sense, they were quite alike. Regardless, he was looking forward to meeting the Skirmisher again, hoping that he would able to get his hands on better gear or weapon, and perhaps even collect some trophies along the way. While the current monster teeth around his neck was stylish, they lacked any tactical advantage.
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Seymour remained silent, cautiously listening to Samara's inner turbulence that grew ever stronger with each disrespectful dialogue from his peers. It wasn't until the narrator proclaimed a "challenge" for the party, to press onwards and forget of the recently departed that the shieldmaiden finally spoke up. Bearing he true emotions in full display. Discreetly, Seymour pocketed the now clean Zweihander and walked towards Lemondrop's side with a sigh. Seeing the tall woman draw her sword prompted Seymour pull out his sword once more, in sheathed position, just below his belt.
Finally, the shieldmaiden choose to put her anger and disdain into the blade and threw the sharp object towards her. Even in his weakened state, even with this heavier weapon, Seymour was quick with his hands, swinging his blade upwards, dangerous close to Lemondrop's face. The movement was fast and decisive, meant to intercept the projectile and throwing it off its mark. Thankfully for all of them, said action was not necessary whatsoever. Just as he thought, the whole things was a bit of misdirection from Samara's part. However, Seymour only went through with the move of his own as he could sense some doubt from shieldmaiden as to whether or not she was able to pull off such a maneuver.
"Oops sorry. I didn't think it was this heavy." Seymour spoke, trying to play the moment as him being a bit clumsy with his borrowed weapon. "Though Samara has a point, Lady Lemondrop. It's in the best interest of your brand image to NOT speak ill of the dead." Normally he would elaborate more to the sheltered girl, but he believed that she would be smart enough to put two and two together. "That goes for you as well, narrator." Seymour spoke, turning to give Lumi a strong glare. "We gain nothing from belittling him, so I suggest to take this time to either rest or come up with better challenges." It was a rare sight to see Seymour midly serious and perhaps even annoyed about something. However the moment quickly passed when Samara asked if he was interested in accompanying. "It would be my pleasure, Samara. I think, all of us could take some time to unwind a bit." And so returned the usual carefree and cavalier Seymour.
And yet from the corner of his eye, he could sense more trouble, as another party member's personal disdain grew stronger, but was eventually efficiently suppressed. Seymour was impressed by Kirsten ability to regulate her emotions given her initial stance. But then again, she was always one of the more pragmatic members of the team. In that sense, they were quite alike. Regardless, he was looking forward to meeting the Skirmisher again, hoping that he would able to get his hands on better gear or weapon, and perhaps even collect some trophies along the way. While the current monster teeth around his neck was stylish, they lacked any tactical advantage.
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