[ SLIP-UP ] - As it turns out, a lot of people at the monastery make for great body doubles in the dark. What do you do when you slap a friend on the back only for you to find out when they turn around that it’s not your friend at all?
"Ah, there you are Sara, I've been hearing some rumours and-" Cutting himself off, Berkut winces as the lighting finally manages to highlight who he had just cut off by forcing himself in front of them mid stride. Letting out a sigh, already feeling the headache that would no doubt come from this interaction.
"Pardon me Veyle. I confused with you with another companion of mine. If you don't mind, I'll quickly be off." Though he pauses for a moment, going to fetch a rose from his bouquet. Hearing the musicians still playing, a slight smirk dances on his face.
"Unless of course, you are in the mood to dance? Though perhaps you wouldn't dance with someone who dared to fight during a mock battle. Very horrifying of me, I understand if you're still shocked by it."
veyle is not the type to hold grudges.
but the connection between him and the image conjured up in her mind of a fatally injured alear is far too strong.
her expression drops at the sight of berkut enjoying himself up until well— up until he realizes it's not sara he's talking to, but rather her. she's seen that disappointed expression many times. it's more annoying, she thinks, on his face.
her brow furrows in frustration. who does he think he is, acting like it was just some silly mistake on his part that could be immediately forgotten? "no." she says very firmly with an umph to it. "i don't want to dance with someone who doesn't care about how other people feel."
pause. her nose scrunches up at the idea of his flower in her bouquet. it would ruin not her own orchid but the ones that had been so kindly given to someone like her despite everything.
“and i don't want your stupid… smelly rose!” she crosses her arms protectively over her bouquet and turns her head away from him with a little hmph like the child that she is.