[As long as Lenka's silent, Lance may be too focused on what he's doing to notice him right away. There's just too much going on in his mind and the physical distraction of training feels like just about the only thing that's keeping him together right now.
But eventually, he does spot Lenka. And he does pause. Normally he'd smile, but "normal" feels like a concept from centuries ago. Of course, Lance knows he's not the only one who feels anry or is grieving, and that knowledge alone would get him to try and make other people (and thus himself) feel better, but he's having a bit of a selfish moment.]
What did Clarke die for?
[The question is utterly toneless, and he still hasn't put the sword down yet.]
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But eventually, he does spot Lenka. And he does pause. Normally he'd smile, but "normal" feels like a concept from centuries ago. Of course, Lance knows he's not the only one who feels anry or is grieving, and that knowledge alone would get him to try and make other people (and thus himself) feel better, but he's having a bit of a selfish moment.]
What did Clarke die for?
[The question is utterly toneless, and he still hasn't put the sword down yet.]