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Title: The End
Author: Nekare
Rating: G
Words: 140
Summary: Amon waits for Robin's Hunt order.
I did try to make it shorter, and I chopped almost half of the drabble, but I still couldn't leave it at a hundred words. Sorry.
Amon knows goodbye isn’t so far away, at least not as much as he would want it to be; creeping up around them and trying to swallow him whole, bury him in despair and madness because that’s what human beings are supposed to feel when they’re ordered to Hunt another one (even if she’s a witch, and technically, not a human), to end another life.
So he watches Robin through the corner of his eyes everytime he gives her a ride home, a charade of a comaderie; he watches her standing on the balcony with the old shirt she’s wearing being blown by the wind, chestnut-colored hair flying freely out of its bounds.
And when the Hunt order finally comes he is surprised to find he still feels all this emotions he had thought for so long he had lost.
Author: Nekare
Rating: G
Words: 140
Summary: Amon waits for Robin's Hunt order.
I did try to make it shorter, and I chopped almost half of the drabble, but I still couldn't leave it at a hundred words. Sorry.
Amon knows goodbye isn’t so far away, at least not as much as he would want it to be; creeping up around them and trying to swallow him whole, bury him in despair and madness because that’s what human beings are supposed to feel when they’re ordered to Hunt another one (even if she’s a witch, and technically, not a human), to end another life.
So he watches Robin through the corner of his eyes everytime he gives her a ride home, a charade of a comaderie; he watches her standing on the balcony with the old shirt she’s wearing being blown by the wind, chestnut-colored hair flying freely out of its bounds.
And when the Hunt order finally comes he is surprised to find he still feels all this emotions he had thought for so long he had lost.
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