Unlike Gawain or Sagramore, he doesn't habitually carry the sword anymore. When he does, it alters him subtly; not only his physical balance but his whole self. With it in hand, he looks graver, wholly adult and not a little archaic
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Galahad's step is quiet, but not inaudible, and should the sword-swinging Mordred turn on the intruder, he would find the other knight unarmed and unshielded. He stops by a tree some distance from Mordred, but in clear view, looking at him gravely and a trifle uncomfortably.
Galahad lifts his chin a little, an unconscious gesture of not-yet-necessary defiance. "My apologies," he says in a clear voice, "I did not mean to interrupt you."
He colors faintly, an unusual bloom of pink in his pale face. "I meant nothing at all. I heard a sound as I was walking, and wondered what it was. That is all."
Oh, he remembers. Whoever said that the saintly types couldn't be needled?
Galahad, frowning, responds in a tone more sharp - in fact, more human - than he is usually hard to use. "I will let you get on with your -- practice, then, shall I?"
The color in his cheeks deepens. "If you wish it so strongly, I will leave," he says shortly, "though I have as much right to be in the forest as you." A step up from I'm rubber, you're glue, but not a very big step.
He flushes darker yet, biting his lip - but no angry response, not immediately. After a moment, in a quieter, low voice, he says, "You have always hated me, I know."
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Galahad, frowning, responds in a tone more sharp - in fact, more human - than he is usually hard to use. "I will let you get on with your -- practice, then, shall I?"
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