[Kaworu isn't listening. He's too lost in the ache inside of him; Paul understands what that's like. It's why, when he switches mediums, his voice is barely leashed panic, low and fiercely intent.]
I don't know.
But you have to tell us where you are. We can talk all about this when you tell us where you are.
Or if it's your fault, it's my and Izuku-kun's fault, for not saying no, and it's his Lyctors' fault, for not saying he couldn't, and it's Mariana's fault, for not keeping him when he went back to her.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
no subject
no subject
1/2
2/2
Come back to me.
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
She forgot, but she'll remember.
If you won't come home let Izuku-kun get you.
no subject
text > voice
I don't know.
But you have to tell us where you are. We can talk all about this when you tell us where you are.
Don't do this to me. Not you too.
no subject
He makes soft sound, the weakest of cries.]
Near home.
...I won't leave you.
no subject
Shh.
[Gentle, even with the tremor of his shivering.]
I believe you. Stay there for me until Izuku-kun gets you.
no subject
[He knows. But for some reason, it makes him feel better to know he could hear it confirmed.]
no subject
[It was death.]
She's still here, even if you can't feel her.
no subject
no subject
So you have to look after yourself for her. So she can feel it.
no subject
no subject
[Fierce and undeniable.]
no subject
no subject
We waited for you. We'll wait for her.
no subject
no subject
Or if it's your fault, it's my and Izuku-kun's fault, for not saying no, and it's his Lyctors' fault, for not saying he couldn't, and it's Mariana's fault, for not keeping him when he went back to her.