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she ignored him. and just like hydra always did, she put the blame on him. oh it was his fault he left, oh he was such a bad guy, such a traitor. they didn't care how he felt, how every moment in moonspear with lyra, without lyra, tore apart his heart. terance was the first to admit it, it made no sense. whatever they had, or didn't have, was entirely built up in terance's mind from their very first encounter. terance was and always would be in love with a memory, and it would never logically make sense to anyone from the outside looking in. hell, it hardly made sense to him. why couldn't he move on? he just didn't understand. 

"it was a little too late by then, don't you think?" he asked, noting her step forwards with a careful set of green eyes, which flicked back up to her own set of startling, sapphire blue ones. "i wasn't enough for you," he said, voice turned in a sneer. he was mocking himself, probably, but it was a shot at her. pretty, pretty princess, up on her throne. she had her pick of the kingdom and even terance, who waited hand and foot for her-- for all the cerberus-- wasn't enough. "i wouldn't dare waste your time."