It wasn’t till the dance was over that Altair realized it wasn’t the best idea. His injured arm was overworked and started to hurt again. Thankfully, he didn’t open up his wounds but he needed to give it a break. The tiefling said nothing about it, but the arm was once again useless to him. He was having a wonderful time and he wouldn’t let his injuries ruin it. He graciously took the mug of ale she brought back, taking a long sip.
“Oh I got plenty of energy left,” He scoffed at the suggestion that he needed to catch his breath. Nevertheless, he smiled and walked with her to the balcony. He didn’t miss how happy she looked, and it drew smiles from him as well and put him in a better mood. Altair gazed over the balcony at the park and more of the city in the distance. He could see the houses and people milling about, the reality that all of this was under his rule still not settling in just yet. It felt surreal - especially as he considered himself someone simple from one of those tiny houses below.
Altair leaned against the railing, staring off in the distance. He thought of a lot of things - his future, his life being catapulted into royalty, the kind of leader he was expected to be. He also thought about being here and now with Celeste. His gaze briefly flicked back towards her. Was there a name to what existed between them? Did she want to date him or did she want to keep it all casual? Or did she want to have some kind of thing without any name to it? Altair didn’t ask, simply taking another long sip from his ale.
“I’ll miss being a nobody..” He said quietly as he looked out ahead of himself again, “Just a simple farm boy. Everything will be different after the coronation.”
@LadyRen