Her tears threatening to fall down her cheeks lagged behind Tetsue's. There was more to the story of him simply being Tetsue's mechanic, there was more that he had done for him that he had been unable to say. Tetsue's tears flowed down his cheeks in a river, but they were hidden behind the curtain of ebony hair that covered his face when his head dipped downward. She went for the door, and so he stood and pushed the chair back abruptly, looking out of the window outside where he could see the sun and the dancing horses. They were so beautiful, if only the world and all of it's nature was as simple.
"I'm sorry."
He whispered it, but he knew it wouldn't make it to her ears. It wasn't that he didn't converge on the city with all of the troops he had, it was that he couldn't. He had received orders not to, and he knew to defy such orders would mean death in the eyes of a Terces. And even if not...he wasn't a lawbreaker, or a codebreaker in the least bit. To defy such orders would be to go against everything he had stood for when serving.
"Thing's are going to be okay, I know so.."


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