[It's quickly becoming apparent that he's made a terrible mistake. His hopes of relieving Wolfwood of some of his burdens had swiftly gone out of the door. Now, he had only a man that sounded near tears to deal with. Vash didn't understand why, only that he had to deal with it.
To his credit, he does his best. Even if they're in plain view of the rest of the Inn, he focuses in on Wolfwood like he's the only person in the world. His fingers graze through that dark hair, pushing it from his face and smoothing it down from there. When that doesn't feel like enough, he starts to hum as well. It's an old tune, picked up from his idyllic childhood days back on Ship 05.
During his worst nights, when he'd felt the most afraid, it'd brought him comfort. And though he doesn't know what's running through Wolfwood's head right in this moment, Vash has to hope it'll do the same.]
I meant what I said, you know. [He doesn't know how long it takes for him to finally speak.] When we first met. That you were a good man. I still believe it.
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To his credit, he does his best. Even if they're in plain view of the rest of the Inn, he focuses in on Wolfwood like he's the only person in the world. His fingers graze through that dark hair, pushing it from his face and smoothing it down from there. When that doesn't feel like enough, he starts to hum as well. It's an old tune, picked up from his idyllic childhood days back on Ship 05.
During his worst nights, when he'd felt the most afraid, it'd brought him comfort. And though he doesn't know what's running through Wolfwood's head right in this moment, Vash has to hope it'll do the same.]
I meant what I said, you know. [He doesn't know how long it takes for him to finally speak.] When we first met. That you were a good man. I still believe it.