[silent nod. although he wanted to imagine some correlation came with it - those who only had to nap had far less useful powers, for instance - she had him in the mindset that fate alone decided it.]
[thus.]
Whenever you need... more, [slow, wariness lacing his tone and demeanor,] I don't mind. You can ask me.
[so he said now, but oh hell, did he mind. who wanted to give away blood? even as he spoke, he stood - swayed, vertigo rushing up - sat back down heavily, internal unease growing by far more than a few clicks.]
[a promise was a promise, though. he'd stick to the offer, if she took him up on it. her powers were more useful, she wouldn't take it if she didn't have to: that was all he needed to know to be willing.]
no subject
[thus.]
Whenever you need... more, [slow, wariness lacing his tone and demeanor,] I don't mind. You can ask me.
[so he said now, but oh hell, did he mind. who wanted to give away blood? even as he spoke, he stood - swayed, vertigo rushing up - sat back down heavily, internal unease growing by far more than a few clicks.]
[a promise was a promise, though. he'd stick to the offer, if she took him up on it. her powers were more useful, she wouldn't take it if she didn't have to: that was all he needed to know to be willing.]