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Her kiss and words made him realize how much he truly liked her. She meant so much more than the hookers and the plethora of other women Silas had bedded. A long sigh escaped his lips, as a few visions of his unsavory past -- at least, the parts he believed were reality -- swam before his closed lids. He opened his eyes and rubbed them with the palms of his hands. Silas took in a deep breath. He wouldn't allow his past to effect Andraste. At least, he'd try not to.
He smiled warmly again as he followed behind Andraste in toe, and scratched his chest while she opened the enchanted door. When she brought up dead bodies in the lab, Silas quirked an eyebrow.
"Ehn, I don't think I have much of a sense of smell anymore," he said with a shrug. "Theres only a few things that I can smell strongly...intensely..." He licked his lips and chuckled.
Their decent down the stairwell was quick. Silas refused to touch the railing. He hated railings with an unmatched passion. If he touched one before preforming alchemy, he believed it gave him bad luck. It wasn't too hard to get rid of the bad luck, though, all he had to do was wash his hands.
At the bottom of the stairwell Silas ignored everything Andraste said. Instead he rubbed his hands together nervously. He looked at her and rushed to her side, grabbing her wrists.
"Did...did you touch the railing?" Silas pulled her closer. "We have to clean your hands quickly, before you touch anything else! Now...come on my dear. Hurry, hurry..."
He pulled her to a sink and stood behind her. His body pressed against the back of hers. His arms wrapped around her and his chin rested on her little shoulder. The tap squealed on. At first there was a thick, strangely multi-colored liquid that poured out. Silas waited for clear water to come out, and as soon as it did, he used the Force to bring soap to their hands. Eagerly, he began to lather it on both of them.
He smiled warmly again as he followed behind Andraste in toe, and scratched his chest while she opened the enchanted door. When she brought up dead bodies in the lab, Silas quirked an eyebrow.
"Ehn, I don't think I have much of a sense of smell anymore," he said with a shrug. "Theres only a few things that I can smell strongly...intensely..." He licked his lips and chuckled.
Their decent down the stairwell was quick. Silas refused to touch the railing. He hated railings with an unmatched passion. If he touched one before preforming alchemy, he believed it gave him bad luck. It wasn't too hard to get rid of the bad luck, though, all he had to do was wash his hands.
At the bottom of the stairwell Silas ignored everything Andraste said. Instead he rubbed his hands together nervously. He looked at her and rushed to her side, grabbing her wrists.
"Did...did you touch the railing?" Silas pulled her closer. "We have to clean your hands quickly, before you touch anything else! Now...come on my dear. Hurry, hurry..."
He pulled her to a sink and stood behind her. His body pressed against the back of hers. His arms wrapped around her and his chin rested on her little shoulder. The tap squealed on. At first there was a thick, strangely multi-colored liquid that poured out. Silas waited for clear water to come out, and as soon as it did, he used the Force to bring soap to their hands. Eagerly, he began to lather it on both of them.
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