The light suddenly in his eyes comes like a stab -- as though someone has suddenly driven a blade between her ribs. Twisted. Her breath shivers in her lungs as a murmur, small and involuntary, comes to her lips.
And then it's gone. Her arms curl around the little spirit. Holds it closer, her face temporarily obscured by a dark curtain of hair.
Until Wan's voice interrupts her, asking again. Her muscles tighten; she almost turns away. Instead she stands without breath, held taut between two choices.
"What will you do?"
She isn't asking about healing. It's a repetition of the same question as before.
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And then it's gone. Her arms curl around the little spirit. Holds it closer, her face temporarily obscured by a dark curtain of hair.
Until Wan's voice interrupts her, asking again. Her muscles tighten; she almost turns away. Instead she stands without breath, held taut between two choices.
"What will you do?"
She isn't asking about healing. It's a repetition of the same question as before.