There was absolute darkness, no moon to or even stars to endow an illuminating presence. But even though she could see clear - stark eyes hidden beneath the strands of silky hair covering an abundant part of his face, and pale lips pursed in a straight line. How inquisitive, she thought as the distance between them being eaten by his step, his guarding actions giving enough her enough suspicion. “Even your mere breathing, yes.” Lorraine glances at him, one brow crooked upwards. “Should I not? Not even anyone?”
Her presence was haunting and at the same time, it was almost pacifying. Now, her next words did shake up his nerves, yet he couldn’t find the shivers in his web of insanity to react with. Yongguk could even say that the situation was amusing. “Quite the hearing you’ve got there then. Not many, if not any, possess such acute auditory senses. Can you hear a heartbeat then?” He speaks softer, leaning his weight towards one foot. “Might I ask for your name?” He inquires, his curiosity peaking as slivers of muffled starlight pass over the figure.