Something had definitely changed about him. He was still as loving around her but ... there was a darker edge now to his eyes when he looked elsewhere.
He'd spent time throughout the day poring over tomes to bring back to her place, but he wouldn't bring all he'd found simply because... he was hesitant to use Pathfinder. It called to him, seeming... eager. Too eager, perhaps.
He spent the remainder of the day trucking back and forth between her shop, careful not to disrupt business each time and taking time in each return to breeze through and even finding her busy, perhaps saying nothing but brushing his hand across hers, semi lacing his fingers and tickling the tips of them across her palm; the one thing that could generate a more light hearted demeanor from him in his journeying.
Her shop, Teas & Tomes, and the Mage House at Bristle Crios made the circuit he followed throughout the day, cursing to himself at the amount of texts he was at a loss to understand, especially by that one which was apparently written in a familiar hand... his. But a totally foreign language.
As the days forays grew longer, he was becoming all the more disgruntled at the hour it seemed he might return to her that they may speak ... and perhaps, and hopefully, share the comfort of each others arms.
The one tome that he did leave open and study between his comings and goings was penned by one Atticus Kiergaard D'Arcstorm, and was possessed of a night blue binding with a strange rune on the cover which at times was reminiscent of the runes denoted subsurface of his Myriae.
He cursed himself silently, the desire to draw on Pathfinder becoming even more as he realized how long he was taking ... the day to day runaround causing his usual ability to appear from one place to another to grind to almost a halt. And beware those who were interrupting him today, as without her presence, his patience grew thin.
He'd spent time throughout the day poring over tomes to bring back to her place, but he wouldn't bring all he'd found simply because... he was hesitant to use Pathfinder. It called to him, seeming... eager. Too eager, perhaps.
He spent the remainder of the day trucking back and forth between her shop, careful not to disrupt business each time and taking time in each return to breeze through and even finding her busy, perhaps saying nothing but brushing his hand across hers, semi lacing his fingers and tickling the tips of them across her palm; the one thing that could generate a more light hearted demeanor from him in his journeying.
Her shop, Teas & Tomes, and the Mage House at Bristle Crios made the circuit he followed throughout the day, cursing to himself at the amount of texts he was at a loss to understand, especially by that one which was apparently written in a familiar hand... his. But a totally foreign language.
As the days forays grew longer, he was becoming all the more disgruntled at the hour it seemed he might return to her that they may speak ... and perhaps, and hopefully, share the comfort of each others arms.
The one tome that he did leave open and study between his comings and goings was penned by one Atticus Kiergaard D'Arcstorm, and was possessed of a night blue binding with a strange rune on the cover which at times was reminiscent of the runes denoted subsurface of his Myriae.
He cursed himself silently, the desire to draw on Pathfinder becoming even more as he realized how long he was taking ... the day to day runaround causing his usual ability to appear from one place to another to grind to almost a halt. And beware those who were interrupting him today, as without her presence, his patience grew thin.