Certainly Elina wasn’t shy about touching the scars, where most found them repulsive. Emryc didn’t move as she did so, her words echoing within his mind. He could tell she was actively restraining herself. He found firrerreo fascinating, and he decided he enjoyed enticing them in different ways. It provided the rush of walking into the enclosure of a beast and teetering on the edge, only being moments away from the dangerous jaws and claws.
When she admitted his injuries had the opposite effect, he flicked his eyes to gaze at hers again. It was difficult to read him, his face usually an impassive mask while the frosty gaze pierced deeply and analyzed. She would feel as if she were on stage even though he was the one with his torso bare before her.
He felt a lone finger trace up his back and his shoulders rippled back, sinewy muscles roiling and contracting against her touch, “Atonement,” He said quietly, “To keep myself on the path set for me by my gods,” He wouldn’t elaborate further than that. His passion was his religion and he kept it closely guarded. He felt her shift and get more of the bacta to dress the wound.
“It is a path I have committed to walk.”