ultimate_nerdslut
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"You're married, then?"
Maybe it was just Noah but that didn't seem like the most important of things right now. He tried to ignore the fact that the other was... disappointed by that fact.
"I'm afraid I don't have the answer to that. I would tell you, believe me, fox. I would. But the truth is, we're all in unfamiliar territory here and I must admit, I don't know how you will return."
And it was Noah's turn to feel disappointed, it was a little worse than that, he felt ill all of a sudden and wished he hadn't asked. Ignorance was bliss now wasn't it? He sighed but didn't want to alienate the other too much. But the other's reassurance, though somewhat hesitant, made all the difference to the fox man.
"Brilliant," he said sounding far better than before. "She's the one who brought me here she ought to know how to send me back..." He said thinking that it were only logical.
"Noah, I am old enough to be your grandfather's father, and that's taking into consideration that Fox's have long years. Nay, I have no children. There just never seemed time for them. But now... Elaidha..."
Noah wanted to ask but instead he closed his curious mouth and looked right at the other just taking in all of him. "I'm a little tired from my... trip..." He said in reference to the journey from his world to this one. "Is there any place I can sleep?" He asked.
Maybe it was just Noah but that didn't seem like the most important of things right now. He tried to ignore the fact that the other was... disappointed by that fact.
"I'm afraid I don't have the answer to that. I would tell you, believe me, fox. I would. But the truth is, we're all in unfamiliar territory here and I must admit, I don't know how you will return."
And it was Noah's turn to feel disappointed, it was a little worse than that, he felt ill all of a sudden and wished he hadn't asked. Ignorance was bliss now wasn't it? He sighed but didn't want to alienate the other too much. But the other's reassurance, though somewhat hesitant, made all the difference to the fox man.
"Brilliant," he said sounding far better than before. "She's the one who brought me here she ought to know how to send me back..." He said thinking that it were only logical.
"Noah, I am old enough to be your grandfather's father, and that's taking into consideration that Fox's have long years. Nay, I have no children. There just never seemed time for them. But now... Elaidha..."
Noah wanted to ask but instead he closed his curious mouth and looked right at the other just taking in all of him. "I'm a little tired from my... trip..." He said in reference to the journey from his world to this one. "Is there any place I can sleep?" He asked.