[There aren't any songs this time. He's run out of them. There isn't much to say about anything, either. Empty rooms that echoed around him, and knowing what the both of them were going back to... One dead already and one getting ready to enter a world where death was waiting around every turn of the path. No, it would not end happily for
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When he finally does speak, it's almost quietly enough to be overlooked.]
Is it better, ke'chern? For them to be gone?
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It is. Here they were forced to watch one another be tortured. There they can continue on with their lives. Or, perhaps, with being set to a peaceful rest.
[But the thought of being separated from Starwind... Nothing good would come of it.]
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[But his tone is more question than statement, all but asking flat out for the confirmation that he won't be left alone. It feels so selfish to want to keep people here, but...]
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[He gives Starwind's shoulder a gentle squeeze in order to remind him that his lover is still with him. He is a selfish creature and will readily admit it. Starwind is his and he will fight any god or goddess who tries to take him away.]
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But he pushes that thought aside as he drops his eyes to floor off to his left. He wants to believe that they could just be left alone, left together, but...the history of this place made that unlikely. As much as he doesn't want to think about it. But he can't lose him.]
...I am glad for that, at least, ashke.
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I refuse to let us be separated so easily, my love.
[He has waited too long for somebody such as Starwind to allow him to be taken easily. He pulls back and murmurs a soft 'I love you' before wiping away his lover's tears.]
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It's a strange feeling. And it doesn't make anything any fairer.]
...I love you.
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The sentiment is returned, my love.
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[He slides his arms around Zevran with a little less urgency this time around, not clinging quite so tightly, but still shaking a little in the fear that this could very well be their last moment together--that one or the other of them could vanish by morning and leave each other lonely. This place was cruel enough for it. He lays his head on the elf's shoulder, eyes closed but still wet.]
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It feels so empty here.
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[He continues the stroking as he looks around. Being alone had never bothered him until recently and, even now, it was only bothering him because it upset Starwind.]
Perhaps we could find a pet?
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[And he attempts to make some kind of a pathetic joke.]
I believe Taree may protest.
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Ah, so my beloved pet shall forever remain in my other house. Hm, I suppose we can make do with the two of us.
[He takes one of Starwind hands in his, threading their fingers together.]
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It would seem so.
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