Are the answers you're searching for really worth possibly losing your life to get? He wanted to laugh, to cry, to rip all the roots in the earth straight out. He wanted nothing more than to give up his life. He does not know why he was saved, why he's here taking up space. So yes, yes, he would be willing to risk it all to look the person in the who decided he would live, he would belong to them and them alone. "I was saved, I don't know why, I don't know who, and I would like to. I would like to know who I sold my body and mind to." He looks up at the other, lips pressed thin together. "Does that answer your question?"
The features on their face soften, though she does try not to break character, this was starting to feel wrong. She doesn’t look at him, she can’t. She knows if she does, she will only be filled with guilt. Tricks were supposed to be fun, this didn’t feel fun anymore. This felt like she was starting to cross a line, but why’d she even care? It wasn’t like she ever saw half the people she met ever again, one harmless trick wouldn’t matter down the line. So why did she care?
Her foot gently ran across the water, destroying her reflection that had once been there. “I suppose,” she finally responded, her voice much softer, barely audible. Crossing her ankles, she allowed the air to float her down into a sitting position, her gaze once again finding the new reflection slowly rippling in. The thought of a kelpie being here; watching, waiting for the perfect moment to drag her under with them crossed her mind. She pushed it away. “I wish I could help you,” her tone was genuine, and more clear as she tried to regain her confidence. “But you and I both know I can’t do that. I’m sorry.”











