Sure, that's not a problem. I wouldn't know how to do that on my own. [and he's not about to try it on himself.] Would you be coming here, or should I bring it to you?
I'm sorry, Hawk. I should have brought myself to talk to you again sooner.
Things make even less sense than before. Perhaps when everyone shares what they've learned, it will. But for now... it's such a tangle.
I've seen a librarian come back, but she's mostly interested in the preparations for the festival.
If you like, perhaps you could come talk with me? I'm at the library, in the open reading area. (Somehow, it feels really... comfortable here. Like it's the only relaxing place left in the world. ^.^)
[On the second floor, the reading area is bright and open, looking out over the town square. On one of the plush couches Fuu is curled up with her journal. Although there are still dark circles under her eyes she looks relaxed. And as Hawk enters the area he will feel so as well, as if his stresses have melted away.]
[She looks up at his approach - few other people have been around, after all. She smiles welcomingly and gestures for him to take a seat on the couch beside her as she puts her feet on the floor.]
I'm so glad to see you, Hawk. And- I cannot apologize enough for... what happened at the Chrysalis. It was... my worst fear. In more ways than one...
[It's much better than staying in the townhouse- there's still the smell of burning, even after opening the window. Hawk relaxes a little, shoulders dropping, body language becoming less guarded, though his steps are still cautious as he comes over and sits down, as though everything else could drop away too. He only really relaxes on the couch after a minute or so of sitting on it and being sure it's there.]
Don't- don't apologise. It wasn't something you could have helped. I'm just glad you're all right. [reaching for her hand and grasping tightly.]
[Under his fingers, her hand is warm, and if he puts his fingers against her wrist he'll feel her pulse- proof that her heart's beating, that she's alive. He breathes- he can, it doesn't hurt-, and raises his gaze to meet hers.] Yes.
Alas, poor Hawk
also, he might have a flash of a person with long hair shining in the sunlight.]
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We found a vial of something at the Chrysalis, you see.
[more thinking, I'm really sorry.]
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Things make even less sense than before. Perhaps when everyone shares what they've learned, it will. But for now... it's such a tangle.
I've seen a librarian come back, but she's mostly interested in the preparations for the festival.
If you like, perhaps you could come talk with me? I'm at the library, in the open reading area. (Somehow, it feels really... comfortable here. Like it's the only relaxing place left in the world. ^.^)
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I hope so.
The festival… so that's still going ahead. It'd be hard, without anyone attending or holding stalls.
…I could do with some relaxing right now. All right, I'll see you there.
[and after another round of checking over himself that everything's all right, he heads out and to the library's reading area.]
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I'm so glad to see you, Hawk. And- I cannot apologize enough for... what happened at the Chrysalis. It was... my worst fear. In more ways than one...
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Don't- don't apologise. It wasn't something you could have helped. I'm just glad you're all right. [reaching for her hand and grasping tightly.]
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Has something... happened to you, too?
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I'm sorry. If you can - if you want - you can tell me. But you don't have to.
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I saw someone in a shop! But that's it. Why? Are they coming back?
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There's been a bit of trouble.
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Are you new? Maybe a fresh view of the town will help.
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[after a short pause:] Yes. My name is Naminé.
I hope so.
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What do you make of it so far?