Well, he wouldn’t be Inigo if he was not this persistent. At the very least, he was trying which gave him a lot of credit. On top of that, she knew that he did care for her. That much was certain considering how far he was going to make her feel better.
Her gaze went on down towards the teddy bear, since Inigo was going and making it move. Even if his action was childish, he did manage to bring a small smile to her face. The bear was cute, and looked like a good companion to have along with her. Sure, it would be childish, but hey they all needed something to cheer them up. “I don’t mind one bit Inigo.”
Accepting the bear, she tucked it under her left arm, bringing her other hand to brush a lock of hair out of her eyes. “And…I do owe you an apology as well. I shouldn’t have lashed out as much as I did the other day. It was wrong to let it out that way when it was not your fault.” She added.
“So did you have an idea of where you would be taking me?”
“Y-Yeah, I understand...” Inigo trailed off, not even bothering to listening what Lucina actually said and uttered those words due to the anticipation of her rejection-- however, she said something completely different. It was just as if she wasn’t that mad? Maybe the time he provided for her to cool off was sufficient. “Wait, what? You don’t think this is stupid?” He blinked out of confusion, and his cheeks were flushed from embarrassment. “That’s a bit surprising...” His mouth formed an ‘o’ when Lucina took Aster from his hands-- he simply couldn’t manage to shake the shock off.
The image of the (feisty) princess holding the stuffed animal elicited a laugh out of the mercenary, and he tried his utmost best to suppress further remarks that were sure to follow. “I’m glad you like him. He did cost a lot of money, you know? He’s made from high-quality material.” Inigo added with a slight wink, as he shook a pointed finger in the air.
Placing gloved hands on his hips, he let himself break out into a smile when he heard her apology. “Oh-- that’s no problem! In fact, I think we can both share the blame, actually... I shouldn’t have provoked you and been so insistent on things. I should’ve known that I don’t have a right to say whatever about you.” Inigo enunciated slowly, albeit hesitant if his explanation sufficed. “But enough of that.”
“Just a restaurant or something will work fine, or perhaps you feel like wasting some more money? If that’s the case, we can check out the town square to see if the merchant came today.”
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