[When Themis pulls from Hythlodaeus's reach the look he shoots at Emet-Selch is almost a perfect replica of one that may be found on the other's face. So, too, is the exaggerated sigh he heaves, fully put-upon as he slides back into the chair he'd vacated. The way his eyes practically glitter show his true feelings - the mirth that he's holding within his breast, the affection and amusement that run thick.
Then he quirks a brow up, looking between the two of them.]
Though if we are to question the titles of 'dearest friend,' I must point out the glaring hypocrisy of maintaining it between the two of you as well as our own mutual friend of Azem. If, of course, we are to consider that an individual may only be possessed of one such friend - which is a belief I do not aspire to hold.
[While he does not sober, Themis's features settle in to an easy smile. This feels good. Feels right. But he did catch on to Hythlodaeus's testing of the waters.
Though not entirely sure of the exact nature of the man's thoughts he knows how to cast his net wide. He had far more time than the two of them to come to terms with the idea of choices made and not, of separate existences.]
I suspect that it would be shock indeed. It was partially due to the nature of my previous location - the one Byleth speaks of - that allowed me an easier time of it. Though I must admit living in a physical form and being free from emotional and mental manipulation is far preferable.
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Then he quirks a brow up, looking between the two of them.]
Though if we are to question the titles of 'dearest friend,' I must point out the glaring hypocrisy of maintaining it between the two of you as well as our own mutual friend of Azem. If, of course, we are to consider that an individual may only be possessed of one such friend - which is a belief I do not aspire to hold.
[He winks.]
If we are to be exact, Erichthonios would be my dearest fiancé amongst other things.
[While he does not sober, Themis's features settle in to an easy smile. This feels good. Feels right. But he did catch on to Hythlodaeus's testing of the waters.
Though not entirely sure of the exact nature of the man's thoughts he knows how to cast his net wide. He had far more time than the two of them to come to terms with the idea of choices made and not, of separate existences.]
I suspect that it would be shock indeed. It was partially due to the nature of my previous location - the one Byleth speaks of - that allowed me an easier time of it. Though I must admit living in a physical form and being free from emotional and mental manipulation is far preferable.