[She knows he's right, which is why she nods before pressing her forehead to his. There's more she wants to say, but she's not sure she can bring herself to say it.]
[ It's time well spent in his mind. Though he doesn't fall asleep as soon as she does, he's lightly dozing by the time she awakens. His lips are parted and he's breathing deeply, but not quite snoring. ]
[Daisy stares at him for a moment, smiling at first but it quickly fades when she remembers all over again just how limited their time is together. Stroking her fingers through his hair gently, Daisy scoots closer to kiss his cheek.]
[Daisy isn't so quick to get up, and instead continues to lay there next to him. She could easily fall back to sleep right now, but she won't. They have such limited time together.]
[ It's surprising to hear and he shifts to look back at her lounging on the bed. ]
I suppose so, but it's not very exciting.
[ He goes to grab some of what he needs before hooking a foot around the leg of his armchair and dragging it closer to the bed and seating himself. He has a wood block with only a few bits carvings down and he leans forward to carve more curls of wood away and onto his floor. ]
This one's for Wei Wuxian. I'll attempt to make the giant Cubit we rode on together.
[She smiles up at him when he agrees to let her watch him work. Even once he’s sitting in his chair, Daisy is still laying down. Turning onto her side, she watches him as wood shavings fall to the floor.]
I couldn't turn down an opportunity to fly. He used magic to help me stay on and I was wary of it at first, but he sensed I was and was patient with me. A convenient way to travel.
[ He knows cats are useful to keep mice away, but he's always liked dogs for some reason. There were always strays roaming around that were friendly because people in the village fed them. They probably would have been more territorial and vicious if they'd had to fight for every scrap of food. ]
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[ Echoing her earlier words. ]
I don't want that either.
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[That hurt her the most, even more than the powered people being isolated.]
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[ He sighs. ]
More than disappointing. Practically unbearable. Even last mission we found ways to see each other.
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[Daisy says softly, smoothing her hand over his hair.]
We’ll find a way to see each other. I don’t care if I have to go through sand storms.
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Not on my account. We will talk to each other until we can see each other.
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I know we need to focus on the mission, but I don't know how easy that will be this time around.
[Daisy admits, fingertips trailing along the nape of his neck.]
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[ Not after seeing into the lives of the former crew. ]
We are strong. I know we can do it.
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That nap was unintended.
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It was, but it was nice.
[She checks the time,]
Did you have plans for the rest of the day?
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[ He wipes the sleep from his face and moves to sit up, gesturing towards the dresser where his woodcarving supplies lie. ]
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Can I watch you work?
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I suppose so, but it's not very exciting.
[ He goes to grab some of what he needs before hooking a foot around the leg of his armchair and dragging it closer to the bed and seating himself. He has a wood block with only a few bits carvings down and he leans forward to carve more curls of wood away and onto his floor. ]
This one's for Wei Wuxian. I'll attempt to make the giant Cubit we rode on together.
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You rode on a cubit?
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I couldn't turn down an opportunity to fly. He used magic to help me stay on and I was wary of it at first, but he sensed I was and was patient with me. A convenient way to travel.
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Yeah, it is. I’m surprised the cubit let you two on it.
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[ He turns the block and keeps whittling. ]
I never did much with mine. I didn't want the responsibility, I suppose.
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[Daisy asks, watching his hands as he works.]
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[ He pauses to contemplate the shape, then continues. ]
Did you?
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[Sure, some of the families she stayed with had pets, but she never stayed there long.]
I always wanted one though.
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[ He knows cats are useful to keep mice away, but he's always liked dogs for some reason. There were always strays roaming around that were friendly because people in the village fed them. They probably would have been more territorial and vicious if they'd had to fight for every scrap of food. ]
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