Moonspear It can never be that war shall preserve life, and peace destroy it.

With nothing to hold him in place (as the boy did not seem eager to engage, and truthfully Revui thought it best to flee while he could), he made his strides more direct and gradually built up momentum, departing from his present company. He was within earshot to hear something fall from the boy's lips but not discern with specificity what was said; either way it mattered little, and once Revui was away from the shadow of the mountain and deep in his work, this would be forgotten.