Totoka River table for two

Want me to make us another? Or we can make this one long... or both? If you archive, I'll make another set for "tomorrow." That way you're not obligated to reply. *Babble babble, yadda yadda, yap yap yap.*

Though he moved, their new resting place did not seem to lull Lestan into a sense of peace. Swordfish watched the other man, waiting to see if he might slip, if he might soften the jagged edges of his crazed mind with sleep.

For some time, Lestan simply stared. Swordfish grew uncomfortable with watching his companion, so he huffed a weary sigh and rested his chin on his paws. The heavy lids of his eyes bobbed before closing.

As though he were worried that Lestan might slip into the water and drown, Swordfish pressed his shoulder against the other man before finding sleep.