The Jules Verne one? If you liked that then perhaps we ought to read Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas next, although that really might put you off ever venturing into the water with me ever again.
I'm always happy to recommend more books to y-
[ She trails off abruptly as her gaze settles on his eyes again- those dazzlingly blue eyes which now have... glowing veins or markings of some kind around them? It's the same sort of glow pattern that she thought she had seen within his eyes on those two occasions now. Now there really is no denying it, what it is she's seeing, not when the markings are... spreading? Truthfully, she doesn't know exactly what it is that she's looking at right now, only that she's temporarily lost for words. He doesn't seem to be in any kind of pain or discomfort with what's happening to him, but who knows with this place? It could be some kind of side effect of a bigger problem.
Mitsuru stares at him, cautious as she finds her voice again, ]
Vash, are you alright?
[ She's often wondered that but this time it has nothing to do with him being clumsy and everything to do with the baffling blue lines rapidly appearing on his face. Her tone suggests as much, as if she's being thrown utterly by what it is she's looking at and concerned that something might be happening to him. ]
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The Jules Verne one? If you liked that then perhaps we ought to read Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas next, although that really might put you off ever venturing into the water with me ever again.
I'm always happy to recommend more books to y-
[ She trails off abruptly as her gaze settles on his eyes again- those dazzlingly blue eyes which now have... glowing veins or markings of some kind around them? It's the same sort of glow pattern that she thought she had seen within his eyes on those two occasions now. Now there really is no denying it, what it is she's seeing, not when the markings are... spreading? Truthfully, she doesn't know exactly what it is that she's looking at right now, only that she's temporarily lost for words. He doesn't seem to be in any kind of pain or discomfort with what's happening to him, but who knows with this place? It could be some kind of side effect of a bigger problem.
Mitsuru stares at him, cautious as she finds her voice again, ]
Vash, are you alright?
[ She's often wondered that but this time it has nothing to do with him being clumsy and everything to do with the baffling blue lines rapidly appearing on his face. Her tone suggests as much, as if she's being thrown utterly by what it is she's looking at and concerned that something might be happening to him. ]