Shady

"I'm sure." Ky smiled and bobbed her head again. "I'm sure his entire family is delightful."

Ky smiled a little, considering making a little jab about maybe he'd become as cool as Gaius someday and get a cane, then decided it was far too soon to ...

"Okay." She nodded and followed him in, closing the entrance behind them. Fat chance of that. There was nothing good that would come of her going first. For one, she ...

Ky nodded. "Are they quite like their father?"

"Perfect." She smiled a little. She would be on his side. She'd sworn that she would be. Forever. How ungrateful had she already gotten? She'd been a Loquitur less than ...

"Yes ma'am," Ky agreed, dipping her head. "The young Ashes are quite endearing. I'm sure the Loquitur children are, too." And she was, ever so slowly, starting to breathe around ...

Ky furrowed her brow as she watched him go, but did, in fact, close the thingy. Then she leaned against the wall and crossed her arms, trying to work through ...

Ky glanced down the hall, sheepishly realizing how very little she knew about this Keep. She'd been here for how long now? And yet the only thing she really knew ...

"I'm sure of it." Ky nodded.

"...wait, should we get a lamp?" Ky said, realizing how hard it already was to make him out in the darkness of the tunnel now that he'd taken a few ...

Ky gestured invitingly at the opening in the wall. She'd been joking about making Tomhas go first; only, she hadn't been. No chance in hell was she going in first. ...

Ky smiled, endeared by her pride in her son. She was probably a good mother. She seemed gentle and kind herself. "I can see you're very proud of him."

Ky grimaced at the mention of the diaries but nodded. "This all seems so spooky. Like something out of a scary story. Corpses. Mirrors. Abandoned nurseries."

“…what nursery is it, then?”

“Nice! How old is he?”