Title: Whisper
Author/Artist: Laylah
Rating: PG-13 for spooky
Word count: 984
Summary: Ashe has so many ghosts in her life. It seems cruel of the fates to confront her only with this one.
A/N: I...I'm terribly sorry this isn't darker. Basch makes the face and I turn into a big mushball. I hope you can still enjoy it.
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It is refreshing, to see a more hopeful take on this, to treat the shared perception of Rasler as not begrudging but welcoming... It is spooky, but it's also very yielding, very welcome, and that must have been a fun atmosphere to play with.
I do like this, don't worry. ::smile:: So many awesome images, and so faithful to all three characters concerned. And your elegant, twining, damned manipulative prose. How could I NOT like it?
Gah, the image of Rasler, so jealous of them both, like a child here. Just wonderful.
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I'm so relieved that you liked it -- it would have been so hard to give them more misery, after all they've been through. And -- purr. To have you compliment my language, when you're so very skilled in that arena yourself -- high praise! ♥
He is a bit of a child, isn't he? He -- it really struck me, playing the beginning again this week, how young he is, how impulsive. So much confidence, and yet a lot of it is the teenage "I'm invincible!" sort, I think.
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This was haunting and gorgeous.
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*pets mourning!Ashe*
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I really liked that idea -- that he should be a ghost as he died, and that Ashe wouldn't have seen him before the funeral, and. yeah. poor everyone.
...I think probably they sit up with him all night, and tell him about how things are going in Dalmasca/Nabradia now, and tell him how much they miss him. woob.
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