Corner of Serenity Cove, Wednesday Evening

[walks_two_paths]

Savannah was sitting on the sand watching the water and the waves. She was pretty sure she was going to enjoy all of her workshops. She had really liked Ghanima's class on Mythology, so it was no surprise that she was already looking forward to seeing what the workshop was going to entail.

The only thing she hadn't prepared for was the little sojourn into the past she had taken.

So, rather than go to the cabin right now, she had headed down to her favorite spot of the Serenity Cove.

She wasn't practicing magic or even doing any sketching. She was just watching the waves and the sky over the ocean.

It was possible that she wasn't aware it was getting dark.

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[walks-two-paths.livejournal.com]

He didn't need to say sorry. That he was there spoke volumes for her.

"We started talking about the fine line between ambition and obsession." She looked over at him. "I don't think about it as often as I used to. I've been given other things that are much better to think on. Just sometimes when it comes up unexpectedly..."

[fantastic-torch.livejournal.com]

"I'm sorry for that Savannah, that these memories come up and make you hurt, and make you think. If I could change anything for you, you know I would. I would do it, whatever it was," he told her, wrapping his arm around her shoulders.


[Antibiotics kicked in so I am really sluggish, I'm sorry.]

[walks-two-paths.livejournal.com]

She nodded. "I know, love. I know you would. Just like I know if you were to see any of those bastards they probably wouldn't walk away."

[fantastic-torch.livejournal.com]

The muscle in his jaw tightened. "I can safely say that no, they wouldn't."

[walks-two-paths.livejournal.com]

"I know," she said softly, laying her head on his shoulder. "I'm a bad person because part of me wishes they could meet you... but the other part of me is glad you've never had to deal with people like that."