Shadewood I know the pieces fit

His brother grins and Alduin eyes can’t help but light up in the same sick and twisted way. Oh yes, they’d have their victory and boy it will be sweet.

He continues on by talking more of their plans and Alduin easily agrees. It should work well enough, but they both know it won’t be that simple. Even as his brother lies down in the place they’ve deemed worthy of rest, Alduin stares down at him and hums.

“Then it will be done, brother.” He agrees finally.

He knows he won’t sleep long, but he might as well try. So he takes heavy steps next to his brother and plops himself down beside him. He curls beside him, but never rests his head. Simply, he casts his gaze over the horizon — the sky, the trees, the wildlife. Mesmerizing — peaceful. Yet somewhere deep down, he knows the peace won’t last.