#dagranxarganan

OOC: For some reason I can’t help but think that this song seriously defines both Count Arganan and Dagran.

Both do some things that they’re haunted by later on. Count Arganan, at the end of the game, if you find his journal—in his journal he apparently confesses to having all these insecurities and feeling guilt at using Calista for his own selfish intentions.

Dagran, during his death scene, confesses that he regrets forsaking his friends for the sake of revenge. He knows that he should have looked past it, but he didn’t, and he knows that was what caused his downfall and he’s so guilty for using his friends for his own ends.

Both, in the end, are haunted and they can’t get past their regret over their actions.

(random number: 26—stomach)

Arganan blushed, kissing Dagran softly on the abdomen, also taking it as the opportunity to feel him there. The mercenary was rather well-built, but not too much, and the Count found it appealing. 

He didn’t ever think he’d find Dagran here with him like this.

Arganan had woken up to find the young mercenary leader by his side. Only Dagran, and no one else. He didn’t try to wake up Dagran (he was still asleep when Arganan woke up and besides, Arganan liked watching Dagran sleep) and instead waited, trying to figure out what to say.

After Dagran finally woke up, the two had been unsure of what to really say initially. And then they started talking to each other. Arganan found out Dagran’s secrets. Dagran found out his. Both were ashamed of the sins they’d committed but both wanted to move on, too. And since they had each other’s company, why not try to help the other move on?

Both were more than sure that they were dead, yes. That they might not see their friends and family for a good, long while. They would never be alone, though.