They're walking along, just idly exploring the corridors, and Noatak is almost pathetically glad for it. He'd missed his trust, his companionship. Missed him.
The room he chooses looks innocent enough, which, of course, doesn't mean anything. Still, he steps in--if there's any chance of getting back, then it has to be in a room.
And maybe he'll
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...all right, they should have this conversation, probably. He'll just tell himself that.
Congratulations, you're treated to the sight of Noatak blushing. "I still believe the stories." He coughs, startled, and now seems like a wonderful time to walk to the other side of the table and not look at Lu Ten.
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Now would be a great time to walk over to this window over here and stare at it, fixedly, arms folded, trying to forget about the rest of the room and everything in it. It doesn't work. "I know I shouldn't forgive you. I don't. But I can't help how much I want to."
Lu Ten stares after him, mouth agape. "I cannot handle how cute that is." Of course he can't resist the urge to giggle.
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"I always did depend on you too much."
All right, he has to smile at that. "Likewise."
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Lu Ten clears his throat. Manfully.
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"You were my only true friend, you know. Not just my Lieutenant."
And the spirits, this room didn't even have to drag that out of him.
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