[there's no time to protest with the way leon presses forward.
it's troubling; couldn't they have just gone together? but at the very least, leon won't have to see the troubled look on stahn's face as he pauses.
he has to wonder... why does this hurt so much? he's so relieved to see leon and he's even more relieved that there's some kind of second chance here... but something still feels painful about it in a way that stahn has a hard time understanding. he may be pretty good at picking up on people's feelings, but sometimes understanding his own—especially in a situation as complex as this one—is tough.
"Are you going to keep standing there? Log out, Stahn. We don't know how long it'll last. We can discuss the rest more later on, once we've " dymlos interrupts him after a moment, jolting stahn from his frozen state.]
Oh... yeah, right! [he shakes himself off, and dymlos says nothing more. his concern is apparent enough though; this whole situation is throwing a lot of the resolve and many things that came from leon's death into limbo. it's... disconcerting. but dymlos knows this isn't the time to bring it up, so he lets stahn log out. it's a minute or two later when stahn stumbles into cerealia proper, and he's quick to whip his head around in an attempt to get leon back into his line of sight.]
Leon!? [okay, so maybe he stumbled out facing the opposite direction and there is an immediate, small sense of panic that goes along with it. there's also the matter of how similar the logout mechanic is to warping. but one thing at a time, right? and the first order of business is leon.
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it's troubling; couldn't they have just gone together? but at the very least, leon won't have to see the troubled look on stahn's face as he pauses.
he has to wonder... why does this hurt so much? he's so relieved to see leon and he's even more relieved that there's some kind of second chance here... but something still feels painful about it in a way that stahn has a hard time understanding. he may be pretty good at picking up on people's feelings, but sometimes understanding his own—especially in a situation as complex as this one—is tough.
"Are you going to keep standing there? Log out, Stahn. We don't know how long it'll last. We can discuss the rest more later on, once we've " dymlos interrupts him after a moment, jolting stahn from his frozen state.]
Oh... yeah, right! [he shakes himself off, and dymlos says nothing more. his concern is apparent enough though; this whole situation is throwing a lot of the resolve and many things that came from leon's death into limbo. it's... disconcerting. but dymlos knows this isn't the time to bring it up, so he lets stahn log out. it's a minute or two later when stahn stumbles into cerealia proper, and he's quick to whip his head around in an attempt to get leon back into his line of sight.]
Leon!? [okay, so maybe he stumbled out facing the opposite direction and there is an immediate, small sense of panic that goes along with it. there's also the matter of how similar the logout mechanic is to warping. but one thing at a time, right? and the first order of business is leon.
(because isn't it always leon?]