There was still plenty of time until his target arrived, so, as he'd come here to do, En sat back down and resumed his meditation, if that was the right term. Meditation in all its forms was meant to create inner peace and qualm moral and emotional conflicts. Clearly, En had long lost that battle, and now only felt guided by such anger and hatred, he wouldn't let it go anytime soon. However, they were ravenous flames that needed to be tamed, unless he wanted a repeat of his home, or, to a lesser extent, his lashing out to Caelestis. Speaking of which... En had his eyes closed as he focused on his breathing, but constantly found his focus snapping. At first it was the shuffling of one sitting, then scooting towards him, then the feeling of an intense gaze focused on him. A vein at the side of his head began to throb, and his eyebrows twitched. Just what was that guy doing? The stare left, and shortly following was the sound of grass and leaves crunching under footsteps. Finally, he could resume-- What was that smell? En's nose twitched. Flowers, but up close. Another of those strange hats? Finally, he opened one eye, then the other when he saw the small offering in front of him. What-- Where did this lemon even come from?! He snapped his head in Caelestis's direction, ready to angrily sign at him that none of this was necessary, until he saw the golden leaf held out to him. He blinked lightly at it. It looked just like the vines he'd seen at the beach. He reached out to take it when something stopped him. Ways away, he could see a group of men in suits that seemed to surround someone else. His target. Quickly, the ex-prince got up, golden eyes trained on the moving group. He glanced briefly at Caelestis, and the leaf he held out. No time for that. He turned back to the group and rushed off.
Caelestis watched with a frown, still holding the leaf that hadn't been taken. Rejected yet again, it seemed. Although at least it didn't appear to have been completely intentional for once. He did vaguely recall the mention of a job of sorts, after all. But while he figured the sort of job it likely was, and understood the importance of it, not being unfamiliar with the concept himself, there was still a sense of disappointment. He let out a long, but quiet sigh. It... was still definitely disappointing.
Once En was far from sight, Caelestis instead looked down at the leaf, staring for a few moments before pocketing it into his shirt. He began getting up himself, but paused to quickly retrieve the other items as well. It would be no good to abandon them here, and… he didn't quite feel ready to forfeit on giving them to En, as silly as it was. Making note of the direction the other had gone in, Caelestis stood up to follow silently along. A far enough distance that he shouldn't get in the way, but would still be able to observe and approach quickly enough to help if needed. Not that he would expect En to need any help though, but it was a better excuse than simply wanting to follow him, wasn't it?
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En Litari II
There was still plenty of time until his target arrived, so, as he'd come here to do, En sat back down and resumed his meditation, if that was the right term. Meditation in all its forms was meant to create inner peace and qualm moral and emotional conflicts. Clearly, En had long lost that battle, and now only felt guided by such anger and hatred, he wouldn't let it go anytime soon. However, they were ravenous flames that needed to be tamed, unless he wanted a repeat of his home, or, to a lesser extent, his lashing out to Caelestis.
Speaking of which...
En had his eyes closed as he focused on his breathing, but constantly found his focus snapping. At first it was the shuffling of one sitting, then scooting towards him, then the feeling of an intense gaze focused on him. A vein at the side of his head began to throb, and his eyebrows twitched. Just what was that guy doing?
The stare left, and shortly following was the sound of grass and leaves crunching under footsteps. Finally, he could resume--
What was that smell? En's nose twitched. Flowers, but up close. Another of those strange hats? Finally, he opened one eye, then the other when he saw the small offering in front of him. What-- Where did this lemon even come from?! He snapped his head in Caelestis's direction, ready to angrily sign at him that none of this was necessary, until he saw the golden leaf held out to him. He blinked lightly at it. It looked just like the vines he'd seen at the beach.
He reached out to take it when something stopped him. Ways away, he could see a group of men in suits that seemed to surround someone else. His target.
Quickly, the ex-prince got up, golden eyes trained on the moving group. He glanced briefly at Caelestis, and the leaf he held out. No time for that. He turned back to the group and rushed off.
3 years, 1 month ago
And En left.
Caelestis watched with a frown, still holding the leaf that hadn't been taken. Rejected yet again, it seemed. Although at least it didn't appear to have been completely intentional for once. He did vaguely recall the mention of a job of sorts, after all. But while he figured the sort of job it likely was, and understood the importance of it, not being unfamiliar with the concept himself, there was still a sense of disappointment. He let out a long, but quiet sigh. It... was still definitely disappointing.
Once En was far from sight, Caelestis instead looked down at the leaf, staring for a few moments before pocketing it into his shirt. He began getting up himself, but paused to quickly retrieve the other items as well. It would be no good to abandon them here, and… he didn't quite feel ready to forfeit on giving them to En, as silly as it was. Making note of the direction the other had gone in, Caelestis stood up to follow silently along. A far enough distance that he shouldn't get in the way, but would still be able to observe and approach quickly enough to help if needed. Not that he would expect En to need any help though, but it was a better excuse than simply wanting to follow him, wasn't it?
3 years, 1 month ago