playercharon:
“I don’t know about that,” he mumbled, though mostly to himself. Everything in this game seemed capable of biting, and there was no monster more dangerous than other players–not that he actually thought Killmongur would help him. Somedays, he actually sort of thought she liked him.
“Is there a Mr. Or Mrs. Killmongur I’m going to have to make repairs for?” he asked finally. He probably shouldn’t ask, probably shouldn’t care–what did it matter to him if she was dating someone?–but he’d always been too curious for his own good. And anyway, she was still smiling. That had to be a good sign, right?
He sat up, leaning against the edge of the bench and looking around at the empty tracks. Maybe there really was nothing here–or maybe just not under the bench. He got up and began to turn over rocks nearer to the tracks. Maybe there’d be a key under one. Or something.
Killmongur blinked, staring at him for a second. Before she began laughing, it was the most roundabout way to ask if she was seeing someone or if she was intrested. But given who it was, she wasn’t at all suprised that Charon didn’t come out and ask the question point blank. Wasn’t really his style.
Sitting back on the bench, she watched as he got up _ clearly unable to find what he was looking for- and made his way over to the tracks. Kicking and turning over rocks around the area.
She had to hand it to him, he was dedicated.
The mage persed her lips, thinking on the question a little. “ There is intrest, in a person. Maybe two but no one imparticular, no.” rasing a brow she looked him over. “ Why? Would I get a discount if there was a Mrs. or Mr Killmongur? Cause if that’s the case I should definitly make things happen then.” chuckling thinking about Moon and how much she would hate this whole conversation.

















