Sunspire Mountains say hey Goodbye yesterday

apathy burned in her gaze, increased tenfold by his question. "no." even if she cared, she wouldn't risk being taken down over the edge. she met his gaze, her own still burning into his crown even when he dropped his. she was silent as she spoke, half-regretting coming out of her way in the first place. at least it seemed he'd stopped screaming, at least for now. she was of half a mind to simply leave him there. "self-pity isn't a good look. and if you're going to wail about your daddy issues, at least do it quietly." if she left now and he started up again, she wouldn't bother with words next time.