[Unlike Vash, Wolfwood doesn't rush up to the body. He keeps his distance, stopping a few feet away with his gaze settling on her. He can tell just by the pallor of her skin that she isn't alive, and has likely been dead here for some time. Cause of death is unclear, though whatever killed her was not clean about it. The bloody roses can attest to that.
He exhales slowly, a tightness in his chest despite lacking a similar urge to cry, watching as Vash seems to be making a last attempt to confirm her dead or not. Really, he knows what Vash is going to say before it leaves his mouth.]
All you'll do is alarm the whole town by doing that.
[Think about it. They're two complete strangers to this world. What's it going to look like if they carry a corpse of potentially someone they care about and have been missing for a while back from the woods?]
The best thing you could do for her now is bury her here.
[She's clearly suffered for a long time. Not just in life, but long after her death, forced to be left here perpetually thanks to the ice and snow. Of course, he gets the sense that Vash isn't going to go along with that idea.]
blanket cw for dead teen, plant based body horror for the rest of this thread probs
He exhales slowly, a tightness in his chest despite lacking a similar urge to cry, watching as Vash seems to be making a last attempt to confirm her dead or not. Really, he knows what Vash is going to say before it leaves his mouth.]
All you'll do is alarm the whole town by doing that.
[Think about it. They're two complete strangers to this world. What's it going to look like if they carry a corpse of potentially someone they care about and have been missing for a while back from the woods?]
The best thing you could do for her now is bury her here.
[She's clearly suffered for a long time. Not just in life, but long after her death, forced to be left here perpetually thanks to the ice and snow. Of course, he gets the sense that Vash isn't going to go along with that idea.]