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He tucks his hand into the crook of Logan's elbow, accepting the offer, and stands. He can handle his own weight at least, but he's grateful for the assistance all the same, when the endless night is still a huge hindrance.]
Lead the way, Ser Knight! [His ears wiggle in sheer amusement over the situation.]
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[ But he leaves the church with X'rhun in tow, one arm bent for him to hold and the other keeping the thurible at their side. The beasts that they come near hiss and recoil, running each time the scent of the incense comes near, and Logan walks at a slower pace so as not to rush X'rhun at his side. ]
You've been busy, huh. [ Not that Logan's one to talk, but he does have a healing factor to make up for any especially awful fatigue. ]
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[Not when he can hear and smell the beasts, his tail slightly stiff as they walk due to wariness.]
And I would indeed like Sodder back.
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Though he supposes he wants her back more because she seems to represent hope around here, and he's well-aware of the power of that.
His answer is simple: ] Me too.
This place was weird enough before she went missing.
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[August could have qualified as something awful... though more mentally taxing than anything. But this is undoubtedly worse, because it challenges the entirety of one's being.]
So far, [he amends. He's sure the Mother Superior will simply find something worse to do should they successfully find Sodder again.
X'rhun sighs. He wants to give in to the urge to lean himself against Logan's shoulder, let him take the Miqo'te's weight... but no. His house is not far from the church, surely he can walk across those streets on his own two feet and only need Logan as a guide.
Wait. Did he just...]
Logan? [Is that the man's name?]
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He does, however, recognise his own name, and turns his head briefly to look down at the top of X'rhun's head. ] What? [ He's not even a little concerned by the fact that he knows his name. ]
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It still seems like a far-off dream for him, more of the puzzle pieces missing than not. A spell-- Flare? too large and uncontrolled to be Verflare-- and a thaumaturge's rod, much ado about soul crystals, and Azeyma roses everywhere...
What a strange journey Logan must have gone through.
Oh right. Logan's expecting him to say something, isn't he?]
... Would you like to stay for a drink or two? You strike me as a beer type of fellow. [Good enough.]
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...yeah, he's definitely not good at holding any drink without the healing factor. ]
Uh... you got juice?
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Though that is a bit of a surprise, Logan asking for juice rather that something stronger, after what they've gone through. X'rhun himself has been hankering to drown himself in alcohol.]
Tea? Or mayhap milk.
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But he tries to play it cool, regardless. ] Milk's fine.
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Excellent! [Even with how tired he is, the heavy shadows underneath his eyes and the strain on his face, X'rhun still manages to be so cheerful. It might as well be one of his superpowers.]
Fortunately for you, there's still a carton I have not yet opened, so it's as fresh as could be.
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It's cow's milk, right?
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[Which is a shame, he thinks. He prefers yak milk.]
Do you prefer it warmed or not?
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It's such a stupid thing to think about in the middle of hell like this, but the mundane feeling of it all is comforting in its own weird way.
X'rhun's place isn't too far now. They're coming up to a turn that'll take them to the street. ]
Besides, think warm milk'd just make me sleepy.
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More than I do, perhaps.
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[ But there're still things to do, and people still need help.
Moving his thurible to the hand that's closer to X'rhun, he brings his free one up to rub lightly at one eye with his fist. ]
I got a long nap on my to-do list, believe me.
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Rest at my house, then. I've more than enough sleeping space for visitors.
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After a glass of warm milk, pretty sure I'd be out for days.
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How stubborn you are.
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Can't afford to sleep too long now, though. Maybe when the world calms back down.
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[At least Logan wont have to wait long for it, they're already coming at the front steps of the Miqo'te's house. X'rhun disentangles himself from Logan's arm to open the door, tail brushing against Logan's leg as he moves. Of course, with his eccentricities, he never leaves the door locked, and all X'rhun does is push it open, stepping aside to make way into his house.]
Come on in then, Ser Knight. Pull up a cushion and seat yourself at the table, and I shall fix us those drinks.
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He picks one of the multitude of cushions and brings it over to the table, plopping down with no semblance of grace at all. For the shit of the nightmare outside, this place is actually a little cosy. ]
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He doesn't collect much unless they're useful for his house-- not that the Miqo'te cares much, nor does he notice as he throws off his long boots and wanders off to his pristine (because it has so few things in it) kitchen and busies himself with fetching a bottle of scotch and a glass to drink it in, and a taller glass of milk for his guest.
Though when X'rhun returns to Logan's company, he doesn't sit down quite like the Hyur-- instead, he crouches on one of those cushions, resting his rear on his ankles.]
Here-- milk for yourself, and on my side mine own personal stores of scotch.
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Once it's deemed safe (nothing against X'rhun; it's just habit by now), he brings it up to his mouth to drink, and immediately his tummy rumbles with a hunger he didn't notice he had until he'd drunk half the glass down.
Logan looks down at his belly like it's betrayed him. Then he looks around the room, hoping to change the subject. ] Where'd you get all these books?
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Fish, he thinks. Fish and meat, eggs and a few fruits. But more fish than anything else. He could definitely make something out of that.]
There is a book store in town. Much of my savings go into those. Some of them however are borrowed from the library.
[Then he points at Logan-- rather, his belly, and pours his scotch out with the other hand.]
Hungry, are ye? [Because that's important. That's always the most important thing.]
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