[ With great care, Pyra removes his glasses, folding them and then setting them on his nightstand. She's seen his scars before-- with the old Ignis-- at least, what could be seen from what peeked out from behind the cover of the lens.
It's a little more dramatic up close and in person with the proverbial veil set away. The scars look like they had hurt whenever it was that he received them, and her fingers dust at his temple, as if she might trace just over the outlines of the markings.
And of course they look like scars one would receive from using the Ring of the Lucii. She knows a price must be paid, not specifically of eyesight, of course, but just of... wear on a person's life. Pain. Damage, hurt. ]
You've given so much, Ignis. [ She retracts her hand, breaking contact, and moves to bring the covers up to him. ] Maybe it's time to be generous to yourself, too.
[ He might need to be reminded later, and that's okay. She'll do the reminding as many times as it takes. ]
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Date: 2021-01-09 22:48 (UTC)From:It's a little more dramatic up close and in person with the proverbial veil set away. The scars look like they had hurt whenever it was that he received them, and her fingers dust at his temple, as if she might trace just over the outlines of the markings.
And of course they look like scars one would receive from using the Ring of the Lucii. She knows a price must be paid, not specifically of eyesight, of course, but just of... wear on a person's life. Pain. Damage, hurt. ]
You've given so much, Ignis. [ She retracts her hand, breaking contact, and moves to bring the covers up to him. ] Maybe it's time to be generous to yourself, too.
[ He might need to be reminded later, and that's okay. She'll do the reminding as many times as it takes. ]