' his name was kenneth? ' ( from aleksander
his stance wasn't particularly defensive, but it was rather stern even for him, as if he were about to deliver a report or a lecture or simply administer his disapproval with a frown. that was after he had been forced to stop in his tracks as well, his fast-paced return and the commotion of it drawing to a halt like a bow pulled taut. the happenings of his every day through limgrave had led him to that crippling bridge, and there he had found a man calling out for help — he had dispensed of this event plainly, before throwing away his armaments and striding further into the keep. the loyal shadow he called his own had followed after him mildly perplexed. barring his way now, they were facing one another.
folding his arms against his chest ( the silver armour was filthy, and robbed off a poor, decrepit soul who had been pardoned from defending anything now ), he said monotonously, and with a shrug, ❛❛ yes, it happened to be. ❜❜ with equal seriousness he warned the starless lord, ❛❛ horribly chatty, he was. trust me, you can't believe a word of someone named that. ❜❜










