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- "Lost Memories" (Revali x OC) Webcomic:
We flash forward a bit in our story to the Champions Ball:

As they took their places among the swirling couples, the rest of the world fell away. Their eyes locked, a silent acknowledgment passing between them that this dance was more than obligation to the event. It had been a revelation, a crack in Revali's armor that he felt deep down. As the song swept them onto the floor, Revali found an unexpected sense of peace—not just to the music, but to the moment shared with Anya, one that would resonate within him far longer than the night's fleeting hours.

The applause from the onlookers brought them back to the reality of the hall, the moment of connection lingering between them like the residual notes of the music. As they parted, there was a shared smile, small and genuine—a token of the warmth that had unexpectedly blossomed in the midst of their playful strife and confusing past.

He looked at her, and was reluctantly resigned to her beauty that night. Though he had no intention of telling her, He had found it harder in the past weeks to remember why he walked away all those years ago. And it was then they realized that they would be troubled, though from different perspectives, by the persistent question of "Why? Why after everything, after all this time...Are you still here?"

(This scene has been bopping around in my head, and I know it's a ways out in my comic... but I just HAD to)

Description
- "Lost Memories" (Revali x OC) Webcomic:
We flash forward a bit in our story to the Champions Ball:

As they took their places among the swirling couples, the rest of the world fell away. Their eyes locked, a silent acknowledgment passing between them that this dance was more than obligation to the event. It had been a revelation, a crack in Revali's armor that he felt deep down. As the song swept them onto the floor, Revali found an unexpected sense of peace—not just to the music, but to the moment shared with Anya, one that would resonate within him far longer than the night's fleeting hours.

The applause from the onlookers brought them back to the reality of the hall, the moment of connection lingering between them like the residual notes of the music. As they parted, there was a shared smile, small and genuine—a token of the warmth that had unexpectedly blossomed in the midst of their playful strife and confusing past.

He looked at her, and was reluctantly resigned to her beauty that night. Though he had no intention of telling her, He had found it harder in the past weeks to remember why he walked away all those years ago. And it was then they realized that they would be troubled, though from different perspectives, by the persistent question of "Why? Why after everything, after all this time...Are you still here?"

(This scene has been bopping around in my head, and I know it's a ways out in my comic... but I just HAD to)