When it was her turn, she heard the blade before she felt it. Mostly because she didn't really feel anything at all, just a dull sort of ache where he had driven in the blade. As she dropped to the floor his words, almost ironically, echoed around her head. It was true, she supposed. There were many things she regretted and for once did not stop herself from thinking about them, even though she knew she could. Her biggest regret was that she and Soren hadn't had nearly as much time as she wanted. At least, she thought, if there is something after this life then they would be there together.
As she watched the hooded man leave, she felt Soren pull her into his arms. With what was left of her strength, she gently held his hand, simply waiting for the end to come. It was only when he told her he loved her and pulled the other girl in too she knew what he was about to do. She didn't have the strength to speak, though her mind was desperately screaming at him not to do it. Elizabeth knew she couldn't go on living without Soren now, she needed him too much.
Almost seconds after feeling Soren's hands on her wounds, Liz could feel her strength come flooding back to her. Now she was holding him instead. She couldn't do anything but watch. Watch as he bled out onto the floor, onto her. She couldn't even cry anymore, the mind-shifting now firmly in place. All she could do was hold him, hold him and repeat that she loved him. Even if the words held no emotion any more, he had to know how she felt and how she always will feel.
As she watched the hooded man leave, she felt Soren pull her into his arms. With what was left of her strength, she gently held his hand, simply waiting for the end to come. It was only when he told her he loved her and pulled the other girl in too she knew what he was about to do. She didn't have the strength to speak, though her mind was desperately screaming at him not to do it. Elizabeth knew she couldn't go on living without Soren now, she needed him too much.
Almost seconds after feeling Soren's hands on her wounds, Liz could feel her strength come flooding back to her. Now she was holding him instead. She couldn't do anything but watch. Watch as he bled out onto the floor, onto her. She couldn't even cry anymore, the mind-shifting now firmly in place. All she could do was hold him, hold him and repeat that she loved him. Even if the words held no emotion any more, he had to know how she felt and how she always will feel.