Dragonruby
Dragon's Hoard
Lucas couldn't help but feel more and more awkward as the hug went on... It was fair that they continued to draw more and more attention to themselves, attracting Berserker, who immediately joined in on the hug as well (and causing to pull away slightly as not to be pressed up against the woman's chest by proximity). Lancer had also showed up suddenly, shouting something about a 'gross boy'. She'd better not be talking about me, Lucas thought idly to himself, shooting her a glance now. Still, he couldn't really do anything until Archer recovered.
The moment, for that's all it really was, felt much too long for his tastes, but finally Archer rose off the ground and broke the strange little circle they seemed to have formed around her. With her gone now, everyone else involved seemed to scatter, Lancer going off to talk to other more interesting peoples than himself. The man gave a sigh as he pushed himself back up to his feet and rubbed at the bridge of his nose. He couldn't help but tilt his head at the message Archer sent to him, however. "Huh?" He asked back in surprise. "Where the hell is that coming from?" It seemed almost out of left field for him, a request to never abandon her. Had it ever even really been a choice? Her lack of response meant that he'd have to wait until another time to get an answer.
He remembered the task given to him by Da Vinci, but as he glanced around, he felt as if the time for that had long passed. After all, nearly half of the people who had been here earlier were now gone, and everyone else was already talking amongst themselves. It'd be a little strange for him to jump in now... It didn't particularly matter, he supposed, if he did pass it on in the end. The Servants were all likely going to be on the lookout for any further incursions, and Da Vinci had no estimate for when their next mission was going to be, so... Really, what would he even say? Dropping onto a nearby bench, Lucas leaned back so that his head was resting against the table. "I give up..." he muttered to himself, closing his eyes as he let out another long breath.
The moment, for that's all it really was, felt much too long for his tastes, but finally Archer rose off the ground and broke the strange little circle they seemed to have formed around her. With her gone now, everyone else involved seemed to scatter, Lancer going off to talk to other more interesting peoples than himself. The man gave a sigh as he pushed himself back up to his feet and rubbed at the bridge of his nose. He couldn't help but tilt his head at the message Archer sent to him, however. "Huh?" He asked back in surprise. "Where the hell is that coming from?" It seemed almost out of left field for him, a request to never abandon her. Had it ever even really been a choice? Her lack of response meant that he'd have to wait until another time to get an answer.
He remembered the task given to him by Da Vinci, but as he glanced around, he felt as if the time for that had long passed. After all, nearly half of the people who had been here earlier were now gone, and everyone else was already talking amongst themselves. It'd be a little strange for him to jump in now... It didn't particularly matter, he supposed, if he did pass it on in the end. The Servants were all likely going to be on the lookout for any further incursions, and Da Vinci had no estimate for when their next mission was going to be, so... Really, what would he even say? Dropping onto a nearby bench, Lucas leaned back so that his head was resting against the table. "I give up..." he muttered to himself, closing his eyes as he let out another long breath.