Blackfeather Woods Walking by your side

A deep frown coated her face, and as if he'd ruined her, there was another downshift in her expression. His own lips compressed in a small frown as she told him her guilt, told him he didn't deserve it. Although he hadn't fully understood why she'd gotten angry at him, he also wasn't willing to let her say bad things about herself. You're not being stupid, he corrected, slowing his pace yet again to a halt. You're probably not wrong about your brother. I doubt he'll be pleased to have a haggard-looking guy like me wandering up and telling him 'oh by the way I have your daughter and she's fine also Takiyok is with us'. I'm a little afraid he won't even believe it, Taikon admitted. You felt something strong about it, and that tells me you're probably right, he said.
I want to pick the best shitty option we have. Do you really think me going now is the best? Or should we wait? It was a serious question. He had his logical, rational way of thinking about it, but he didn't know Siarut like Taki did. He leaned toward her, offering a soft, calm gaze. They were better together, and that meant they could make better decisions if they worked together, too.