dulein.Β Β *Β Β ALDUIN, THE WORLD EATER.
Β he Β narrows Β his Β eyes Β . Β this Β is Β the Β first Β he Β has Β heard Β of Β being Β bathe Β Β Β Β Β Β and Β while Β he Β was Β unconscious? Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β β Β bathe Β me Β while Β i Β am Β unconsciousΒ Β Β Β Β again Β ? Β β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β he Β grunts Β , Β a Β rumble Β in Β his Β throat Β , Β AND Β DRAWS Β HIS Β BACK Β STRAIGHTER Β . Β there Β is Β no Β possibility Β of Β his Β going Β toward Β the Β river Β , Β so Β he Β turns Β fromΒ it Β instead Β , Β lips Β pursed Β , Β a Β dark Β scowl Β in Β his Β brow Β . Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β β Β no Β . Β β
βΒ YOU DIDNβT HEAR THAT.Β Β βΒ Β thankfully, it seemed all he was going to do about it was pout at her.Β the expression upon his face would be intimidating, perhaps, to anyone else--- but to her, she couldnβt help but roll her eyes.Β he did this every time ---- turn away from the problem, and perhaps it would go away.Β if he could not kill it, or light it on fire, he was going to ignore it.Β Β figures.Β
valvossa sighed.Β part of her contemplated knocking him over the head with the broad side of her sword while he was turned.Β
instead, she approached slowly, closely, lingering around his shoulder like an unwanted but docile pest.Β Β βΒ Β you canβt keep counting on the rain to keep you clean, you sβwit.Β Β βΒ Β Β there was a pause, and then she grinned, all sharp teeth and sharp edges as she nudged at his shoulder playfully.Β Β β maybe we donβt need to go to the river.Β i have another idea.Β youβll like itΒ ---- if you just give it a chance.Β βΒ Β she continued in a soft, perhaps knowing sing-song.Β Β β itββs waa~aarm. β













