The first thing Gren notices is the warmth. It's not just warm, it's hot, though he couldn't swear to whether or not it really was or if it was just by comparison to his memories of snow, and space. He puts a hand to his ribs but the pain is gone, though the iron taste of blood still clings to the back of his tongue. He turns his head to the
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A flicker of confused recognition and doubt shows in the stranger's one visible eye.
The summer warmth has troubled Muraki's sleep, bringing dreams of the world he left behind, the few trusted people there. The long-suffering Oriya in particular. And he wonders if those dreams have become a reality, and somehow, his protector and confidant has found his way to this place...
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"I should get some rest," he says finally, bypassing the comment entirely. "It's been a ...very long day." And it's true, (nearly?) dying can really take it out of you.
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"This'll work," is all he says, though. "Thanks, Muraki."
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He can't help hoping that he might see the newcomer soon...
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