how far would you go to make sitri’s health better? / to jeralt
JERALT SHAKES HIS HEAD ALMOST IMMEDIATELY, thoughtfulness adding a furrow to his brows. it’s a foolish question, filled with implications of hope that reality simply doesn’t agree with. he’d be loath to even entertain the idea. wishful make-believe scenarios can’t change their lives as they currently are. so he crosses his arms, raises a brow.
‘ there’s no such thing as a cure for sitri's condition. i’m not a medic, i can’t help her. ‘ and that, that’s a source of frustration that will stick with him for eternity, having to sit by while his wife suffers, only being able to offer warmth, comfort and affection. but no real solution, never a real solution. ‘ i can’t make it better. it’d have to be some kind of dark magic— ‘ and his expression darkens with that, rejection hard on his face, ‘ and that’s out of the question. ‘
shaking his head, jeralt adds: ‘ i know her mother doesn’t agree, but sitri is plenty capable of doing things on her own. i hate to see her in pain, of course. but there’s simply nothing to be done about it. ‘
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