Assailant
The SHSL Shadow Alchemy Stand Using Lab Member
Max breathed in as they flew overhead. He had a lot to think about, especially with Amber's...
Just a little longer, he prayed.
He took a shaky breath and looked down at April. She kept her distance from the group, staying as far away as she could while still maintaining contact and control. She was only as close as she needed to be not to lose them. He frowned as he mulled over recent events and debated internally before finally coming to a decision.
"April?" She stared forward, her eyes narrowed. She didn't make a move to acknowledge him, leading him to believe the wind was too loud. "Ap-"
"I heard you the first time," she spat. "Jeez." She said nothing after that. Max waited for her to do or say something for a few moments before sighing.
"I understand." April was silent for a time before glancing up at him.
"What... that's it?" Max didn't respond. April waited for him to do so before scoffing."I don't know what you're expecting me to say to that." After a few moments of silence, Max continued.
"I know what's going on... what's running through your head. I was there. I was you. I understand." April turned her head and looked at him inquisitively.
"What?"
"I'm referring to your anger... specifically at Arcanus." She scoffed.
"Let me guess, you want me to chill the fuck out and 'be zen' or some of your bullshit. Well it isn't happening! He deserves all the shit I'm giving him!" Max let her speak before smiling.
"I wouldn't agree that he deserves it, but I'm not telling you to stop either."
"...huh?"
"Rage, scream, hit things. Er, preferably not here, but later." She frowned.
"That doesn't sound like you." Max shook his head.
"Perhaps not, but grief changes people. Resisting that change is very unhealthy, and only serves to make more permenant changes." She seemed confused as he sighed. "When Felix died, I was much like you. I was furious at those who had killed him and at the world which deemed him worthless enough to die. I-"
"Wait, grieving?" She laughed. "You think I'm grieving? As if I cared about that dumb bi...-bitch." She seemed to almost wince just saying that. Max smiled serenely and nodded.
"Of course, what was I thinking?" The two were quiet for some time. Finally, Max spoke up one last time. "As in all things, this will pass." April had no response to give, so she simply flew onward.
Just a little longer, he prayed.
He took a shaky breath and looked down at April. She kept her distance from the group, staying as far away as she could while still maintaining contact and control. She was only as close as she needed to be not to lose them. He frowned as he mulled over recent events and debated internally before finally coming to a decision.
"April?" She stared forward, her eyes narrowed. She didn't make a move to acknowledge him, leading him to believe the wind was too loud. "Ap-"
"I heard you the first time," she spat. "Jeez." She said nothing after that. Max waited for her to do or say something for a few moments before sighing.
"I understand." April was silent for a time before glancing up at him.
"What... that's it?" Max didn't respond. April waited for him to do so before scoffing."I don't know what you're expecting me to say to that." After a few moments of silence, Max continued.
"I know what's going on... what's running through your head. I was there. I was you. I understand." April turned her head and looked at him inquisitively.
"What?"
"I'm referring to your anger... specifically at Arcanus." She scoffed.
"Let me guess, you want me to chill the fuck out and 'be zen' or some of your bullshit. Well it isn't happening! He deserves all the shit I'm giving him!" Max let her speak before smiling.
"I wouldn't agree that he deserves it, but I'm not telling you to stop either."
"...huh?"
"Rage, scream, hit things. Er, preferably not here, but later." She frowned.
"That doesn't sound like you." Max shook his head.
"Perhaps not, but grief changes people. Resisting that change is very unhealthy, and only serves to make more permenant changes." She seemed confused as he sighed. "When Felix died, I was much like you. I was furious at those who had killed him and at the world which deemed him worthless enough to die. I-"
"Wait, grieving?" She laughed. "You think I'm grieving? As if I cared about that dumb bi...-bitch." She seemed to almost wince just saying that. Max smiled serenely and nodded.
"Of course, what was I thinking?" The two were quiet for some time. Finally, Max spoke up one last time. "As in all things, this will pass." April had no response to give, so she simply flew onward.