Post by Sven Vellyn on Jul 29, 2015 23:59:17 GMT 1
Sven was chinked off of his pedestal at Beorn's comment. It hurt his feelings a bit fo Bee to be annoyed at him - because he was. The dragonologist could read Bee so easily, at this moment it was almost a hinderance. Sven was starting to feel rather bad.
Before he could overthink it, he felt a tugging on his collar and drew his eyes from Beorn to look at Kenna. He gave a grim grin before she kissed him, to which he kissed back. It would have been enjoyable if he didn't have Beorn's eyes on him.
He looked at Kenna as she asked him about his day. Sven figured he might as well act as if him and Bee hadn't been a thing. Not that he wanted that sort of information public anyway. He realised it had been a year and a half since he had seen Beorn anyway, so he had finally moved on. It didn't stop him from feeling guilty, though. They technically hadn't broken up.
"I was out trying to look for Sliquifiers. I didn't have much success, though. I can only search for sea dragons on the surface, after all. Who knows how deep the sea goes." Beornwyn's presence was beginning to make things uncomfortable. "I was hoping to show Bee-orn myself so he could learn the village a bit, but it looks like he's come of his own accord." He shot a glance at Beornwyn. However Sven couldn't help but redden on his cheeks slightly as Kenna talked about keeping the man for himself. Kenna moved back into the back room, and Sven followed. The glance turned into a glare at Beorn, as if to say, 'you told her?!'
Once in the back room, Beorn was quick to resume conversation. Sven decided to stay quiet. He pulled off his fur cloak and made himself at home, putting his stuff in a discreet corner, out of the way. He kept listening as he fixed himself a small snack to accompany the small snack-y lunch he had earlier today. He was starving.
Beornwyn turned attention on him. Bringing his plate to sit near the fire, he shrugged at his friend. "I suppose you've been gossiping about me, right?" he said, before munching on a stick of dried meat, stopping him from saying anything more. Good for him, as he was feeling rather awkward and intruding, even though he was living under this roof.
Before he could overthink it, he felt a tugging on his collar and drew his eyes from Beorn to look at Kenna. He gave a grim grin before she kissed him, to which he kissed back. It would have been enjoyable if he didn't have Beorn's eyes on him.
He looked at Kenna as she asked him about his day. Sven figured he might as well act as if him and Bee hadn't been a thing. Not that he wanted that sort of information public anyway. He realised it had been a year and a half since he had seen Beorn anyway, so he had finally moved on. It didn't stop him from feeling guilty, though. They technically hadn't broken up.
"I was out trying to look for Sliquifiers. I didn't have much success, though. I can only search for sea dragons on the surface, after all. Who knows how deep the sea goes." Beornwyn's presence was beginning to make things uncomfortable. "I was hoping to show Bee-orn myself so he could learn the village a bit, but it looks like he's come of his own accord." He shot a glance at Beornwyn. However Sven couldn't help but redden on his cheeks slightly as Kenna talked about keeping the man for himself. Kenna moved back into the back room, and Sven followed. The glance turned into a glare at Beorn, as if to say, 'you told her?!'
Once in the back room, Beorn was quick to resume conversation. Sven decided to stay quiet. He pulled off his fur cloak and made himself at home, putting his stuff in a discreet corner, out of the way. He kept listening as he fixed himself a small snack to accompany the small snack-y lunch he had earlier today. He was starving.
Beornwyn turned attention on him. Bringing his plate to sit near the fire, he shrugged at his friend. "I suppose you've been gossiping about me, right?" he said, before munching on a stick of dried meat, stopping him from saying anything more. Good for him, as he was feeling rather awkward and intruding, even though he was living under this roof.