Firestone Hot Springs You eat us up

do not come back to the village. it is no longer safe for those who wore the name of saint.

Those words make him go still in his path to walk along now. His plan to visit the spine thrown away, but for some reason the words might just hurt him a little bit more than he thought they would. He knows why she says this — because of his sickness— but why? Does she think he will kill someone? She probably categorizes him in the same picture as his father now. 

Now that he’s bigger, he cannot be trusted.

So Alduin shamelessly stares at her when she says it. His eyes still seem so young, until the effect of the Moonwomans words really sink him. They’re always dark and feral, but he blinks a few times in spite of himself, unknowing that his gaze gets darker each time. Eventually his brows furrow, but besides that his face becomes a blank slate — absolutely no emotion can be found there as he schools his expression. 

He can’t let anyone see the hurt. 

So with that, he would clear his throat. “I understand.” He hums emotionlessly. “Farewell then, Kukutux.”