Right. Right, this isn't that Credence. She shouldn't assume. He doesn't
know her. Shiro looks down briefly, fingers fidgeting with the hems of her
sleeves. "Sorry. Um, I mean. You don't really know me, I know. But I'd like
that. To see, I mean. You just have to tell the room what you wanna see."
The world remakes itself around them. They appear on the balcony of the
castle, overlooking the chill drama of the Austrian alps, the huge lakes
and valleys deep below them, the pale cloudless sky overhead.
The sight makes Shiro gasp as the world resolves around them, her eyes
immediately locked on the vista below as she moves towards the edge of the
balcony, hands wrapping around the cool stone. It's huge and vast and wild,
like the ocean but different. A little lonelier, maybe.
"It's beautiful." She can't look away. "You said you were here with someone
else?"
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"I...I don't know," Credence says softly. "Do you want to see where I was? With him? I could show you."
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Right. Right, this isn't that Credence. She shouldn't assume. He doesn't know her. Shiro looks down briefly, fingers fidgeting with the hems of her sleeves. "Sorry. Um, I mean. You don't really know me, I know. But I'd like that. To see, I mean. You just have to tell the room what you wanna see."
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"Alright."
He looks up, as if addressing some unseen spirit.
"...Nurmengard Castle, please?"
The world remakes itself around them. They appear on the balcony of the castle, overlooking the chill drama of the Austrian alps, the huge lakes and valleys deep below them, the pale cloudless sky overhead.
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The sight makes Shiro gasp as the world resolves around them, her eyes immediately locked on the vista below as she moves towards the edge of the balcony, hands wrapping around the cool stone. It's huge and vast and wild, like the ocean but different. A little lonelier, maybe.
"It's beautiful." She can't look away. "You said you were here with someone else?"
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"....Grindelwald, and his friends. And Queenie Goldstein. Not the Goldstein I named my cat after, but her sister."
He comes to the edge too, looking over the cliff, down the vast drop towards the lakes.