nyx:
She was fine, she would not cry, she had endured much and not cried. But his hand, so soft and caring on her face that she couldnât help but tilt her head into his hand. Her voice shaking with barely restrained emotion, âZephâŠâ She could take the blades, the rope, the bruises, and scars, she would heal, but the one thing she knew was already fading was that light that all fae had, their spirit. But hers, she was starting to doubt hers greatly, hers was broken, there was something wrong with it.Â
Her heart ached as he pulled her into another hug, like all the problems of outside that door couldnât hurt them in here. Eyes widening as she looked at the door, hearing all the footsteps. No, no one should have been looking for them this quickly, it had been minutes only. âIf you see a chance to take Nova home, go. Go without me. I will find my way back.â
The former knight closed his eyes, â...You can do this Nyx.â he whispered once again, she had to, they all had to. At the sound of footsteps he opened them, and as if he was under a spell his gaze turned visibly colder. Without pointing their swords and knives this meant they had to go each their ways again and continue with their current state. Zephyr could take everything but knowing Nyx was here, that their princess can be around, he couldnât stand for them to be hurt, to cry and even worst scream of pain-- What was more infuriating is that he couldnât be their shield as much as he wanted to.
Afterwards he went completely silent as he stared at his closest friend, the stare was similar to that the King himself gave him before giving the knight his last and quite similar command. Zephyr understood her words, as a knight he was trained to be the one burdened to make this decisions but-- Could he really take it? Leave a friend, another sister behind? He swallowed her and with furrowed brows nodded, âUnderstood.â In another time, with the heart on his sleeve he wouldâve pouted, but now the game had turned more savage, they were just pawns that needed to protect their royals, their ancestry, the remaining of their light before the real night came. âDonât forget those last words Nyx, ever.â












