[Blinking at the contact, he angles his head toward her—but doesn't otherwise move, much less shake her off. Even if none of this is probably their own doing, his impression of her now is that she must be tired. The least he can do is let her stay.]
[it's more comfortable than it should be. that's likely just the way things are, this week, but this is-- relaxing, honestly, so she doesn't pull away either.]
Incredibly close. We just retrieved the last of the relics, not long before I was brought here, but I was... interrupted, by this place.
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How close are you to removing them?
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Incredibly close. We just retrieved the last of the relics, not long before I was brought here, but I was... interrupted, by this place.
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The end of a long and arduous quest, broken up by a cruel world—he would've been beside himself with rage.]
. . . Once we leave this dimension, you'll be able to finish what you started.
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[her voice is quiet, but no less determined for it.]
I know how to save our world, I just-- I just have to get back home and do it. I'll save all of us.
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You will.
[She'll save everyone. She will.]
This dimension can't stop you. I won't allow it.
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[she turns her head to give him a little grin in turn, still not moving away.]
I'm sure I'll make it out of here myself, if I have to, but-- I'll be counting on you to help, then, Sieghart.
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Just don't work me too hard, or I might die of exhaustion before we go anywhere.
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[she huffs out a quiet laugh, there. i, teej, hate this tag HE IMMEDIATELY DIED, JAE.]
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I'm not one for busywork. As long as it's not that, I should be fine.
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