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ღ — Libra was one of a calm and collected demeanor. He would rarely become angry due to believing that it was a sin and even a fatal flaw. Teeth gently scraped his bottom lip as he continued to read, clearly aware of the boy’s presence; he refused to be interrupted or distracted while reading any sort of holy scripture. As seconds passed, his head arose from the book before turning to face the boy. Placing a hand atop his head full of blonde locks, he smiled gently. ” Did you need something, my son? “, a quick frown shortly following as he briefly paused, ” You mustn’t interrupt during reading. It is seen as disrespect. “. Though the scolding was soft, he felt bad nonetheless.
” You’ve awoken now, haven’t you? ” A faint sigh left his lips as he turned his back to the other before walking out of the chapel and into the housing area of the Cathedral, gesturing for the boy to follow. There shown Libra’s sleeping quarters; books stacked high and low with a desk sitting idle in the corner, close near his bed. The bed, of all things, stuck out the most in the room; being made of the finest silk and stuffed with cotton that felt almost as if you were sleeping on the clouds. He deserved it— he gave most his life to others, and in which they returned with a wonderful home for him within the Cathedral he had run.
♥ || He was still scolded, but at least it was not for awakening late. He'd close one eye and smile as the hand ruffled his golden locks gently, and he'd simply shrug off the scolding with a nod of confirmation. "It will not happen again, Father. I am sorry." Though his voice held a bit too much excitement to be seen as completely apologetic, but he would still make sure not to do so again. There was no need to feel bad for scolding Avery, that is what Libra was there for no? To teach the boy. Rolling his shoulders, the child quickly followed after Libra.
The child entered the room with a slight dip in his confidence, but he nonetheless walked right up to the man's side, trying to peek over his shoulder at whatever it was he was doing. "Father?" He'd ask, somewhat confused as to what he was doing, but after realizing he should probably stay silent, he did. All noise died down from the boy who was curiously watching him, though blue eyes did loiter around the room if not for a few slow seconds. Surely Libra was going to teach him something new today, right? If not, he'd be highly disappointed.
