All of Cadens would go into mourning. I might even shed a tear or two for you until we got you all patched up.
[ There was no way Sylvain would ever pave the entirety of Cadens with his own two hands but the thought was funny and that's all that really mattered to her in the end.
She knew she was partially at fault for dodging topics that neither of them wanted to talk about. There was no denying she was excellent at pretending things away especially as of late, but she wasn't certain if it would eventually catch up to them resulting in some kind of consequence. Hilda hoped it would never come to that.
Why couldn't they just stay joking and laughing the rest of their lives?
At the suggestion about the wyvern not in the room (Waffle, not Buri) her gaze drifts to Claude's for a brief moment. There was the push to her pull. It was a natural nudge of the topic away from Claude and back to Hilda or rather, Hilda-adjacent, but she would let it slide. A part of her was annoyed at herself for being so hesitant about recreating Waffle. Buri had come out just fine, hadn't he? But the little voice in her head worried in the way it had for the last two decades of her life. Claude had helped her with it. It had been Claude's efforts not hers. ]
Are you sure you don't want to do it? [ She gives him a cheeky smile. ] If I remember correctly, she did like you a lot more than anyone else at the academy. But I guess if you really needed someone else to do it with you I could because I'm such a good friend.
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[ There was no way Sylvain would ever pave the entirety of Cadens with his own two hands but the thought was funny and that's all that really mattered to her in the end.
She knew she was partially at fault for dodging topics that neither of them wanted to talk about. There was no denying she was excellent at pretending things away especially as of late, but she wasn't certain if it would eventually catch up to them resulting in some kind of consequence. Hilda hoped it would never come to that.
Why couldn't they just stay joking and laughing the rest of their lives?
At the suggestion about the wyvern not in the room (Waffle, not Buri) her gaze drifts to Claude's for a brief moment. There was the push to her pull. It was a natural nudge of the topic away from Claude and back to Hilda or rather, Hilda-adjacent, but she would let it slide. A part of her was annoyed at herself for being so hesitant about recreating Waffle. Buri had come out just fine, hadn't he? But the little voice in her head worried in the way it had for the last two decades of her life. Claude had helped her with it. It had been Claude's efforts not hers. ]
Are you sure you don't want to do it? [ She gives him a cheeky smile. ] If I remember correctly, she did like you a lot more than anyone else at the academy. But I guess if you really needed someone else to do it with you I could because I'm such a good friend.