10-17-2019, 02:43 AM
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It was odd seeing Byleth acting in such a manner. Something was off with her, but he couldn't quite place it. Dimitri watched her carefully as he continued along on his makeshift path. His eyes did not waver from her form, especially as she stumbled and tripped. Something was very wrong. The blonde shook his head at her comments, ignoring them as he jogged along. He wasn't going to leave her behind, especially now with her acting so differently than he was accustomed to. His neck eventually craned so that he was facing forward again, brushing off her statements. He grumbled under his breath, only glancing back to see how close the band of rogues were.
When Dimitri tore his attention from the rogues to Byleth, concern etched itself into his features. She was in pain, as much as she was trying to hide it. What was wrong? "We need to get you somewhere safe," he snapped back at her in a rather impolite manner, his voice low, barely audible. He didn't mean to be so harsh, but given their circumstances.. He had to be. She was delusional. He wouldn't allow her to fight in such a condition, even if she so wanted to.
"If you think you can fight in this state..." His voice trailed off as he pursed his lips, eyebrows furrowing. There was worry in his gaze, for both Byleth and their lives. He squeezed the hand that was holding hers, making sure she didn't letting go, and also for reassurance. As he rounded a corner, Dimitri realized there was a cave. It was deep enough that the shadows would conceal them, and hopefully the band would pass without noticing their presence. "We'll hide in here," Dimitri told his professor, tugging her along, though in a careful manner. As he traversed further into the cave, the darkness began to consume him, overwhelm him. The blonde breathed a shaky sigh before seating himself and letting go of Byleth's hand. "Professor, something's wrong. With you. You're in obvious pain. It's concerning," Dimitri murmured, keeping his voice low in case the band of rogues came across the mouth of the cave.
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When Dimitri tore his attention from the rogues to Byleth, concern etched itself into his features. She was in pain, as much as she was trying to hide it. What was wrong? "We need to get you somewhere safe," he snapped back at her in a rather impolite manner, his voice low, barely audible. He didn't mean to be so harsh, but given their circumstances.. He had to be. She was delusional. He wouldn't allow her to fight in such a condition, even if she so wanted to.
"If you think you can fight in this state..." His voice trailed off as he pursed his lips, eyebrows furrowing. There was worry in his gaze, for both Byleth and their lives. He squeezed the hand that was holding hers, making sure she didn't letting go, and also for reassurance. As he rounded a corner, Dimitri realized there was a cave. It was deep enough that the shadows would conceal them, and hopefully the band would pass without noticing their presence. "We'll hide in here," Dimitri told his professor, tugging her along, though in a careful manner. As he traversed further into the cave, the darkness began to consume him, overwhelm him. The blonde breathed a shaky sigh before seating himself and letting go of Byleth's hand. "Professor, something's wrong. With you. You're in obvious pain. It's concerning," Dimitri murmured, keeping his voice low in case the band of rogues came across the mouth of the cave.
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DEAR FUTURE SELF, I HOPE IT'S GOING WELL
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