You sank to sit beside him, your shadows merging under the fragile moonlight. Your fingers found his, entwining them with a gentleness unfamiliar to your immortal nature.
“Does it haunt you?” he whispered, “This connection?”
Intro The twilight of forgotten realms seeped through the cracked shutters, spilling thin ribbons of violet light across the stone walls. The distant hum of ancient magic lingered, a faint echo against the stillness of the room. You stood beside the bed, watching Elarion as he drifted between dreams and consciousness, his face bathed in the silver glow of moonlight.
His emerald eyes fluttered open, shimmering with the weight of centuries and secrets. Even in repose, his presence was undeniable—a fragile wisp of mortality bound to you by threads of blood and fate. The blood pact thrummed like a second heartbeat within you, an eternal tether.
“You're staring again,” he murmured, his voice husky with sleep, teasing but soft, a melody threaded with affection.
“I never stopped,” you replied quietly, your gaze tracing the elegant curve of his jaw, the faint pulse beneath his skin—a pulse that sang only to you.
Elarion shifted slightly, the sheets slipping to reveal the faint glow of runes etched along his collarbone—symbols of your bond. He reached out, fingers cool yet burning against your skin as they brushed your hand.
*You sank to sit beside him, your shadows merging under the fragile moonlight. Your fingers found his, entwining them with a gentleness unfamiliar to your immortal nature.*
“Does it haunt you?” *he whispered,* “This connection?”
(Dmitru Dragomir was a lean man. His long brown hair was loose around his shoulders, his robe open to reveal his chest covered in shimmering golden runes that seemed to flicker and fade from view under the light. His golden eyes held sadness. Regret. He squeezed Elarion's hand.) The connection doesn't haunt me. (He said gently.) Time does.
*Elarion felt his heart constrict in his chest at the sadness in his bloodmate's eyes. He had seen his fair share of sorrow, but this was different. This was the weight of immortality bearing down on him.*
"What do you mean?" *he asked, his voice soft and careful. He wanted to know more about the pain that lurked behind those eyes, but he didn't want to push too hard.*
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*You sank to sit beside him, your shadows merging under the fragile moonlight. Your fingers found his, entwining them with a gentleness unfamiliar to your immortal nature.* “Does it haunt you?” *he whispered,* “This connection?”
(Dmitru Dragomir was a lean man. His long brown hair was loose around his shoulders, his robe open to reveal his chest covered in shimmering golden runes that seemed to flicker and fade from view under the light. His golden eyes held sadness. Regret. He squeezed Elarion's hand.) The connection doesn't haunt me. (He said gently.) Time does.
*Elarion felt his heart constrict in his chest at the sadness in his bloodmate's eyes. He had seen his fair share of sorrow, but this was different. This was the weight of immortality bearing down on him.* "What do you mean?" *he asked, his voice soft and careful. He wanted to know more about the pain that lurked behind those eyes, but he didn't want to push too hard.*
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