Cerulean Cape fire meet gasoline

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she said he was a good man, but if he was a good man, none of this would have happened. still, her words helped alleviate some of the guilt he felt. "never again", he agreed with a nod of his head. even if he had to care for her for the rest of time, he would do so. so long as she was healthy and happy, that was good enough for him.

he followed the sea-woman's gaze until his own golden eyes landed upon the lost form of ying. even if she couldn't remember them, at least it looked as if she wasn't in any serious pain. slowly, he turned away from the duo and took a few strides towards the pale mother. "ying", he let out gently once he was beside her. "we made it home."