I shouldn't laugh, but I know I'm a failure in your eyes
Ronin's expression blanks as things finally seem to make some degree of sense. "Oh. Oh. Well, that... I don't blame you for being confused," he says with a smile that inches more towards boyish now. "How are you finding things, other than painfully awkward at times?" With a small chuckle, Ronin disappears briefly beneath the cold water before emerging again, feeling all the better for dipping his head under.
"Mm, I imagine you and Seren have quite a lot in common in that regard. At least you can be confused about it together, I suppose," he says. "I am an Outlander myself - arrived in Caido about four years ago, now. It's hard to believe it's been that long." And look at him now, cosied up to Safrin with a daughter by her to boot.
He nods his understanding of Sah's considerations, the Star letting out a sigh and sliding further into the river, nodding. "Mm, believe me when I say I feel the same way. But I guess that's something we need to keep learning, I suppose."
"Mm, I imagine you and Seren have quite a lot in common in that regard. At least you can be confused about it together, I suppose," he says. "I am an Outlander myself - arrived in Caido about four years ago, now. It's hard to believe it's been that long." And look at him now, cosied up to Safrin with a daughter by her to boot.
He nods his understanding of Sah's considerations, the Star letting out a sigh and sliding further into the river, nodding. "Mm, believe me when I say I feel the same way. But I guess that's something we need to keep learning, I suppose."
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