*Gust sat on the wide stone window ledge of her room. The stone was rough and cold against her skin where she leant against it, and her feet dangled over the edge, buffeted by the chill mountain winds. The mansion was so quiet now, empty apart from her. Everyone else had... left. But she really didn't have anywhere else to go. She couldn't go to
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She descended slowly and quietly, on her typical mode of transportation, and, level with Gust, stopped at a hover. When she spoke, she was just as quiet, but she sounded almost... afraid? That couldn't have been right. What did she have to fear? And yet, the quality was there.
"...Gust?"
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Terra.
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"You're not the first person to do this to the Titans." Because obviously, she couldn't speak for the Dragons under Aristotle's supervision. "...And you're not the first person to be forgiven, either."
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... Forgiven? But... what I did was... wrong. It's all wrong.
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It was Gust.
Ophelia's heart felt like it stopped for a second, seeing her friend. No, not her friend. Not anymore. Not after what happened. Right?
Without thinking about it, she simply blurted out "What are you still doing here?"
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Nowhere else to go.
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"O-oh," she said, just as quietly, now rubbing the back of her neck. "I didn't know."
And then came the akward silence.
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... Is alright. Can take care of self. Will... get out of your way.
*She turned around and started walking away, not towards anything in particular but just getting herself out of Ophelia's way.*
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Everything had gone terribly wrong, and Silvermane had missed her Grampa John so much that she'd gone and visited for a time. After what had happened with Aristotle, she'd needed time away. Not just from the Dragons, but from everything affiliated with being a super hero. She needed a chance to be the timid, scared little girl she'd always been.
During her visit, it was her Grampa John that told her she was a lot stronger and braver than she gave herself credit for...and told her it would take courage to go back, but he believed that was what she needed to do, now.
Courtesy of the metal in her clothing, she floated to Gust's window.
"Y-you know...it's pretty cold out here," she said softly as a greeting.
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Don't mind cold. Helps to think.
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Now, after everything that had transpired, it was Silvermane's turn to reach out to Gust.
"G-good thing I came warmly dressed, then," she said. "Um...well...mind if I join you on t-that windowsill?"
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Don't mind.
*She just wondered why, after everything, Silvermane would want to be near her at all.*
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