[ he hates to admit apollo has surprised him with the answer, but there it is. while listening her talk about herself at length is something marduk is long used to by now, hearing something that's so personal evokes a whole new level of discomfort in him; he looks away.
he's beginning to feel stupid now, like he always does once he's been angry enough. he doesn't acknowledge apollo's words for a long time, nor the gravity behind them, silently staring into the fire as though it'll have a better response.
the worst part is, she really has a point. ] I don't think-- I want to live a life without regrets. [ god, does that sound dramatic. with a small grimace, he adds on: ] If such a thing is even possible.
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he's beginning to feel stupid now, like he always does once he's been angry enough. he doesn't acknowledge apollo's words for a long time, nor the gravity behind them, silently staring into the fire as though it'll have a better response.
the worst part is, she really has a point. ] I don't think-- I want to live a life without regrets. [ god, does that sound dramatic. with a small grimace, he adds on: ] If such a thing is even possible.