@allthewrongspaces
Waking up suddenly, he was still too dizzy to know what had happened; a terrible nightmare still shaking him from his very core made his breathe as if he had ran for miles when apparently he had been in one place and one place alone this whole time. The details were blurry, probably not really making sense, but he was still able to feel the bitterness the images shown by his mind produced, and the terror it gave him. It had something to do with Praxis dying, most probably, because if he had to analyze it properly nothing of that was possible--- but just in case...
Ethos quietly stood out of the bunk bed and peeked over the one on top to make sure his fighter was still there. The mass of flesh and bones covered by skin and sheets laid there, but it wasn’t enough... the navigator waited until his eyes adjusted to the darkness of the room to make sure Praxis was still breathing, even hoping to get some noise from him to confirm it.
Once that was done, the smaller male couldn’t really help himself, caressing a strand of hair that rested on the other’s forehead. Relief washed over his whole body, relaxing almost instantly, but what would he ever do if something happened to his fighter? Would he be able to even do anything about it? Was he even going to be able to remain by Praxis’ side if the situation stayed the same?








