Roka sustained somber and inert, his sights scanning the view of what was before him, but had nothing to do with the scenery. His simplistic mind could narrowly comprehend the meaning of dreams or the understated connotations in the wake of a nightmare. It was purely disconcerting for causes he could not put to utterances. His lids pinched secure and the dipping sensation in his middle revisited. Deep lungsful exhaled in a raged gust as he strained to give cause for the nauseating feeling to evacuate his intestines. Nostrils flared in a final frustrated breath, as the clamor apart from his bodies inner workings began to sink into his cognizance.
The warm body brushing against his leg with strafed barks and a swatting tail was a consolation. He pivoted to stoop before Dante. Before he could Andalusia emerged, clad in a small white fabric, his glimpse of her quaked over a different emotion inside of him that was muted only by his direst. He scanned her from head to toe in one long sweep. His features were controlled, but a burner began to flicker in his chest.
Her pale skin reflected the light of the sun just as strongly as her nightgown and his eyes strained adjusting to the vision. Her thin, toned figure, draped in little, and the exasperated look upon her finely molded features. Elusive waves cascaded along her cheeks in twisting rivers of the deepest onyx. Roka tore his eyes from her ruefully, and kneeled streaming his fingers through Dante's pelt as he often seemed to do. Always a feeling of calm seeped from his twining fingers and into his aching chest cavity.
"Sorry." his eyes remained upon the stone-colored fur of the dog in his welcoming grasp, but his sentiments directed to her, even when they barely carried over the still air.
He looked back to her, pain strained in the back of his irises, but fought back by a pursed, gentle smile. "Are you coming with us then?"