Always. Now that I've seen you like this, how am I ever to focus again? [ he sounds impossibly fond. the antics endeared him, the confidence—and the rest is a bonus. his eyes give owain another once-over before he tiptoes closer. ]
... Yes. As luck would have it, you broke my fall. [ if luck is the right word. it probably is. for one of them. both of them. he clears his throat and looks at minerva, who starts raising her wings again.
[ his turn, huh? a very light, very short chuckle sounds from the back of his throat. owain can look all he wants. in the meantime, he turns on the water for the shower. ]
It pleases me to hear you say that. I know caring for a wyvern can be difficult, far more so than any other creature. And Minerva is even more particular than the rest of her kind.
[ minerva continues her leering. seeing that, he raises his hand toward her. she pads over and he gently begins to scratch her under her chin. ]
[ ... that's certainly a sight. seeing this, he almost feels guilty for waiting so long. at least minerva responds to the plea and gently bumps her head against owain's, directing him to the door.
Huh, Min-- [ and then he hears gerome speak and he turns around, scrambling to stand up. he trips slightly, but stands up with no problems after that ]
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