Dying hurt about as much as Hal imagined. It was all academic- as the blood loss became too great, the victim would start feeling less and less, the numbness pervasively coating all sensation, pain or otherwise. He never felt the felling blow of Larxene's knife, just the feeling of falling without moving
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He only leans over, shielding him from the rain under an umbrella with keys printed on it, not hardly sparing a smile.]
Welcome ... Welcome home.
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"Mm, I guess so." He hung his elbows on his knees, gaze tilted easily up. "Hello, Roxas. Nice umbrella. Somehow apropos. Did I miss anything important?" Like Larxene's tragic and hopefully permanent death, he didn't say by some miracle.
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Not particularly.
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Right. Roxas. Boy who looked even more stoic and blank than usual. Hal used one finger to lift the brim of the umbrella, just enough so if wasn't blocking his view of Roxas. "Are you all right?" he asked in a soft, worried tone.
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Yeah. Why?
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Considering what Sora said... "I'm sorry about what happened. I should have been more careful."
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[Could have something to do with the fact he's seeing one of his best friends comrades back from the dead. It doesn't really surprise him as much as it might a normal person, but ...]
Not your fault.
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"Partially my fault. Trust me, I was being stupid during the fight," if his foray with Larxene could even be called that. "But, hey, one good thing came out of it." He raised his now-whole and unstitched free hand, waggling the fingers. "I can get out of your hair now."
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[He pauses, examining the way Hal's hands were newly fixed, turning over the information in his mind. So ... Hal was ... leaving.]
You don't-- [He started, then tilted his gaze away. He wasn't about the just blurt something out.] ... have to.
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Hal tipped his head to the side, catching Roxas' eyes as he looked away. "You don't want me to?"
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Not ... I mean. Do whatever you'd like.
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"Roxas," he said, keeping his voice neutral. "Do you want me to stay? I'm fine staying or moving back to my room."
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[Still, he dismisses the man's inquiry, handing the umbrella over to him and stepping out into the sound of rain as he pulls his cloak up.]
I don't care either way.
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There's nothing to squash down. You just like to personify your ideals on a something empty.
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