Trevor was never one to consider how his antics seemed to carry across unto others, but when he admitted that he accepted the consequences of his actions; it seemed as though the nature of that very act spoke to Alistair. The fellow mage quickly seemed to approve and admit, that both he and Trevor were indeed alike in some aspects. While it only, in a sense, gave Trevor incentive to declare himself the in the right, he ultimately felt vividly intrigued with the fact Alistair seemed to admit it. Quite easily after hearing those spoken words the fellow mage relaxed, his posture more at a comfortable ease which could've gone ignored.
But Trevor couldn't. Seeing such unrestrained behavior brought an uplifting sense of pleasure in the Defier, and it would quickly become more noticeable with the warmth generated in the wind. The very air around Trevor felt naturally warm but it was the breeze alone, which carried that warmth to share it with Alistair. As though one shared with him an immaterial blanket, which felt mutual as the Defier could only smile in return. "You're too kind." He answered back to the Rupturer with a modest look away, only to return his gaze later after he listened closely on the matter of the elements. "Lonely? I suppose some would see it like that, and I can't fault one for doing so. But the elements and I get along quite well, therefore I can't say that it's as lonely as some assume it to be."
Yet he couldn't help but laugh a little, amused by the company that his current visitor offered. "One wouldn't need the Elements to determine that I'm sure. It's not a terrible idea to be sure, just a little unusual to... associate with actual people again. After keeping to myself for a while, finding capacity to trust in others hasn't been an easy thing. Although," At that note he smiled flagrantly to the mage, "you certainly feel a little trustworthy to me. It'll be nice to indulge in that thought further, until I run out of things about myself to talk about that is." He mused with a brief shrug as the staff rested inside the crevice of his arm, while he buttoned up his shirt and proceeded to pull his cloak over his shoulder.
He gave a very interested look at Alistair when he asked about camping here, as it proved to be a rather odd question towards the Defier. "What? Like staying out here for a while? Don't see why not I suppose." He answered briefly as the cloak at last rested in the fashionable manner he wanted it to, with the fabric folded and tucked so that it only rested over his left shoulder. "This place isn't really mine to say who can or can't come visit, I've merely found it a place of refuge when I need personal time with the Elements." At that point Trevor could only twerk his mustache in contemplation, as he didn't feel quite sure embellishing on his own exile seemed bearable at the moment.
"You haven't disappointed so far," He mused with once more a dainty smile to the man, "I'm quite sure you and both have much enlightening things to share about with one another. Shall we walk or would you prefer to stay? Whatever you decide I'm willing to tag along with, and you have the liberty to ask whatever comes to mind first as well. Since we both have plenty to discuss."
But Trevor couldn't. Seeing such unrestrained behavior brought an uplifting sense of pleasure in the Defier, and it would quickly become more noticeable with the warmth generated in the wind. The very air around Trevor felt naturally warm but it was the breeze alone, which carried that warmth to share it with Alistair. As though one shared with him an immaterial blanket, which felt mutual as the Defier could only smile in return. "You're too kind." He answered back to the Rupturer with a modest look away, only to return his gaze later after he listened closely on the matter of the elements. "Lonely? I suppose some would see it like that, and I can't fault one for doing so. But the elements and I get along quite well, therefore I can't say that it's as lonely as some assume it to be."
Yet he couldn't help but laugh a little, amused by the company that his current visitor offered. "One wouldn't need the Elements to determine that I'm sure. It's not a terrible idea to be sure, just a little unusual to... associate with actual people again. After keeping to myself for a while, finding capacity to trust in others hasn't been an easy thing. Although," At that note he smiled flagrantly to the mage, "you certainly feel a little trustworthy to me. It'll be nice to indulge in that thought further, until I run out of things about myself to talk about that is." He mused with a brief shrug as the staff rested inside the crevice of his arm, while he buttoned up his shirt and proceeded to pull his cloak over his shoulder.
He gave a very interested look at Alistair when he asked about camping here, as it proved to be a rather odd question towards the Defier. "What? Like staying out here for a while? Don't see why not I suppose." He answered briefly as the cloak at last rested in the fashionable manner he wanted it to, with the fabric folded and tucked so that it only rested over his left shoulder. "This place isn't really mine to say who can or can't come visit, I've merely found it a place of refuge when I need personal time with the Elements." At that point Trevor could only twerk his mustache in contemplation, as he didn't feel quite sure embellishing on his own exile seemed bearable at the moment.
"You haven't disappointed so far," He mused with once more a dainty smile to the man, "I'm quite sure you and both have much enlightening things to share about with one another. Shall we walk or would you prefer to stay? Whatever you decide I'm willing to tag along with, and you have the liberty to ask whatever comes to mind first as well. Since we both have plenty to discuss."
