[That was... a rush of words. Lysithea was expecting a somewhat more meandering opening, but he seemed to want to get it all out as quickly as he could. She struggles to completely process it at first, but the full details hardly mattered, did it?
He had lost somebody, and it was the most painful event of his life. She could recognize that.
She carefully reaches a hand for his knee - again, very unlike her - for a light touch of reassurance.]
He died saving many others.
[...]
Maybe you hear that a lot. 'He was a hero.' But it still hurts.
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He had lost somebody, and it was the most painful event of his life. She could recognize that.
She carefully reaches a hand for his knee - again, very unlike her - for a light touch of reassurance.]
He died saving many others.
[...]
Maybe you hear that a lot. 'He was a hero.' But it still hurts.