~Chain of Memories~ [Revyn x Mari]

"Disappoint me? My, but that would be rather difficult when I have few true expectations. Should something happen, well, we shall simply work through it, as we have much to do already," Revyn suggested on that point.

Then... his family, hmm? Of course he'd opened that little floodgate, of a sort.

"That home of mine, as I said, wasn't anything terribly special... it was boring, really. Some little corner of a now far-off land, where we could live 'peacefully', or some silly thing like that. Well, who knows, maybe the parents had just gotten tired of wandering, or maybe they just wanted to contain a little troublemaker like myself. The eldest and most intelligent to come of the lot, of course," he suggested with a little smirk. Eldest, certainly... most intelligent would no doubt be some point of contention, but that was quite besides the point. It was his story, after all.

"I did have a small few siblings, though, yes; really quite bothersome and wouldn't leave me alone, the whole lot of them, especially that sister of mine. Certainly not enough to hold my interest in such a quiet place like that... so I picked a direction, and simply ran off. Came across a port town before too long, snuck around and caught the first boat ride out of that place. I didn't immediately make it to Termina, of course... but it was the first place I'd heard any tell of a Keaton, so I took that upon my own and decided to stay there," he resumed.

"As to the rest... well, it would take days. Weeks, even. Centuries of life is not so easily distilled in just a few little tales, after all," he suggested with a little chuckle. "But, if it helps as a distraction, or to perk you back up a little, I suppose I shall allow it from time to time; there is quite a bit more to tell, after all, including of some certain incidents back in Termina's past," he lightly teased, a small smirk forming right back on his features.

"Just stop trying to handle everything on your own, alright? If you have trouble, turn to someone; even me. There is no shame in that," he suggested in turn... or, perhaps more accurately, lightly insisted. "Ah, and... if I may suggest, perhaps find a good partner for yourself? I'm sure there must be at least a few candidates that are not merely chasing after royalty," he further teased.

Marianne de Hyrule

Cry, hmm. Indeed, that was something he expected she might be doing a decent bit of as things were... but if she could, at least, open herself up to others, it wouldn't be so bad, he had to imagine. All in time... she was still young yet, after all, overburdened by others and, more so, herself.

Still, much as he'd expected, she'd already received no shortage of interest, in a certain manner, now had she? Yet... again, it came down to duty, a slight huff escaping the keaton himself. All in time... but hopefully not too late.

Hearing his name spoken next, though, his ears flicked slightly in curiosity, a smirk once again tugging up at his features at her suggestion.

"My, a Prince, hmm? Ahh, but it would be rather a waste of this fur and these tails if I were not to be able to change back, perhaps with another kiss, would it not?" he teased in turn, allowing himself a little chuckle. "Well, there's no real way to find out but to try, I suppose... though you would of course risk the opposite happening, hmm? Always a creature turning into a Prince, never a Princess turning into anything like a fox," he playfully huffed.

Still... a little tilt upward of his head. A small ghost of something like a kiss against her cheek.

Memories, reminders... well, he couldn't say he wasn't still at least a little lonely, somewhere in there, though he'd long since become very skilled at hiding it quite well.

"Nothing, then... ahh, a shame," he lightly chuckled. "But it's not so bad to have such a thought about what you might wish at your side, hmm?"

Marianne de Hyrule