【生肉搬运】Shrike伯劳鸟 第二章(24)
“George,” Sapnap said softly, “what the fuck makes you think I’ll ever bite the dust before you do?”
George choked back a laugh. “Well, screw me for being vulnerable for once in my life, I guess.”
“You’re vulnerable every minute of every godsdamned day. I had to pull you back from a hail of arrows today because it never occurred to you that the enemy archers might actually try and, you know, shoot you.”
“My hero,” George said wryly. “What would I ever do without you?”
“Die, probably.” Sapnap turned and began walking away, his dark cloak making him look like a living shadow under the setting sun. “Honestly, George, sometimes I feel like I take care of you more than you take care of you.”
“You’re one to talk,” George said, following Sapnap with an exasperated roll of his eyes. “I’m not the one who got us trapped over a pit of spikes for a bit of treasure.”
George choked back a laugh. “Well, screw me for being vulnerable for once in my life, I guess.”
“You’re vulnerable every minute of every godsdamned day. I had to pull you back from a hail of arrows today because it never occurred to you that the enemy archers might actually try and, you know, shoot you.”
“My hero,” George said wryly. “What would I ever do without you?”
“Die, probably.” Sapnap turned and began walking away, his dark cloak making him look like a living shadow under the setting sun. “Honestly, George, sometimes I feel like I take care of you more than you take care of you.”
“You’re one to talk,” George said, following Sapnap with an exasperated roll of his eyes. “I’m not the one who got us trapped over a pit of spikes for a bit of treasure.”
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