Noctisardor Bypass i vow to love the fire always.

i mean, ingram begins; feathering into the truth of the story as opposed to his vague version that made him sound more fierce. he angles his muzzle ever-so-slightly so that mahler had view of his scars, left by praimfaya out of pride. it burns at ingram's heart, if only because he resented her. still did; and she had been proud of him. it was twisted and backwords.

but nothing about their relationship had exactly been normal.

i found her in arrow lake, the significance of the place: that it was the graveyard of his his immediate bloodline is lost to him. she was sick and injured and all but on death's bed. if i hadn't found her, i doubt she'd have made it through the day. she knew she was dying.

we fought. i won, but only because she was a rattling breath away from death anyway; ingram might inflate the truth but he doesn't try to full himself. she left me these scars...kill marks, she called them — and i ended her life. the truth makes it sound like a kindness, giving her the death she wanted: of glory in battle as opposed to the wasting death ...and when he looks at it in detail ( he tries not to ) perhaps that was exactly what it'd been. a mercy. a last wish granted by the resentful son.