[ His forehead rests against hers for a moment, belying his determination, his insistence, to leave. The temptation to ignore the world outside a little longer clings. Always the danger of the Horizon, is it not? ]
I will. [ To both. ] I'll send the others to you.
[ They could use her help, now that he knows. Especially the ones he left behind—he did what he had to, but. It still worries him. If fortune favours, they'll be able to enter. He isn't certain. Worth the attempt.
Besides, he knows better than to ask her to try and rest. The tent tells him she means to be here until they're home.
Eventually, he releases her. The wolf lingers at the front of the tent to watch him leave—but once he's gone, it returns to her side. ]
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I will. [ To both. ] I'll send the others to you.
[ They could use her help, now that he knows. Especially the ones he left behind—he did what he had to, but. It still worries him. If fortune favours, they'll be able to enter. He isn't certain. Worth the attempt.
Besides, he knows better than to ask her to try and rest. The tent tells him she means to be here until they're home.
Eventually, he releases her. The wolf lingers at the front of the tent to watch him leave—but once he's gone, it returns to her side. ]