Lioness075
Everyone's fighting some battle of their own.
Location: Notre Dame --> Courtyard outside Notre Dame
Time: Sometime after the fight in Paris
Interaction: Falarion and Harian
The singing echoed briefly in the Notre Dame and then faded. Falarion blinked away tears, wiping at his cheeks and taking a shuddering breath. It had been so real to him and yet here he stood amongst the rubble once more. He looked at the altar and swore he could hear the faintest, “I do,” from a world he no longer lived in.
Turning away, Falarion made his way through the ruined pews, broken wood sticking out this way and that. He muttered a curse near the entrance when he got a splinter in his hand, but continued making his way outside. He exited the Notre Dame, absentmindedly trying to pull the splinter out of his hand and nearly tripped right over Harian in the process.
Falarion swung his arms out theatrically to stop himself from falling onto her and looked down at her in surprise.
“Harian? What-why are you here?”
He had imagined she would have surely gone after Gabriel to apologize just as she had done to him, but he had been wrong again. Unaware of his red eyes from when he had cried, Falarion sat down beside her and leaned back on his hands with his legs out straight down the stairs. He was not entirely sure what to say, so he quietly watched the falling petals nearby, letting Harian take her time in responding. He felt unusually quiet after the moment he had just experienced and was not rushed to tease or taunt anyone.
SilverFlight
Time: Sometime after the fight in Paris
Interaction: Falarion and Harian
The singing echoed briefly in the Notre Dame and then faded. Falarion blinked away tears, wiping at his cheeks and taking a shuddering breath. It had been so real to him and yet here he stood amongst the rubble once more. He looked at the altar and swore he could hear the faintest, “I do,” from a world he no longer lived in.
Turning away, Falarion made his way through the ruined pews, broken wood sticking out this way and that. He muttered a curse near the entrance when he got a splinter in his hand, but continued making his way outside. He exited the Notre Dame, absentmindedly trying to pull the splinter out of his hand and nearly tripped right over Harian in the process.
Falarion swung his arms out theatrically to stop himself from falling onto her and looked down at her in surprise.
“Harian? What-why are you here?”
He had imagined she would have surely gone after Gabriel to apologize just as she had done to him, but he had been wrong again. Unaware of his red eyes from when he had cried, Falarion sat down beside her and leaned back on his hands with his legs out straight down the stairs. He was not entirely sure what to say, so he quietly watched the falling petals nearby, letting Harian take her time in responding. He felt unusually quiet after the moment he had just experienced and was not rushed to tease or taunt anyone.
SilverFlight