[ Weiss had cried plenty the day she'd been taken and killed, but since she woke up she hasn't been doing much of anything. She hasn't let herself feel, she's been trying to avoid anything besides a text or two to let someone know she was safe now- so they didn't come looking for her. Sun and Battler were probably the only ones who knew that she had died- and Sun she hadn't needed to tell, but she figured he knew enough about this place to know that the only way you came out of something like that clean is if you saw that limbo-like place. The place Weiss had almost considered just going to sleep in, so she wouldn't have to face anything anymore. If she never chose what to give up, she was sure she could've just stayed there, forever, unable to be hurt again.It was a moment's consideration to be certain, but in the end Weiss was the type of person who knew if she was capable, she needed to keep going. Anything else would be irresponsible, no matter what she wanted. The pain had been too much to even try to face though once she got back. She had just shut down.
At least that had been the plan until Sun had taken her into his arms. She doesn't fight it, nor tell him not to touch her like she might've normally. She doesn't hug him back at first, but for all she tried not to feel anything, this was the first time she'd felt even remotely safe since she'd gotten back. Sun was always here for her and he knew her better than anyone here in Genessia. Back home they were barely friends, now separated by hundreds of miles and kingdom borders and Grimm. Here they'd spent so much time together being each others' constants that Sun was the only one who Weiss really thought wouldn't leave her. And here he was, the first to find her. The only one to know where she would've gone. It's little wonder that after a few moments of silence she broke down, soft hiccups and sobs breaking into full-on tears as she buried her face against Sun's chest, her hands clinging tightly to his shirt as if it were the only thing she had to hold onto in the world. Sun didn't have to say anything; Weiss just needed him to be there, like he always was. She couldn't forget what happened, but she could let herself feel safe for just a moment, let herself focus on something other than her world crippled at her feet- because Sun was still standing here, with her, even if she felt broken. ]
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At least that had been the plan until Sun had taken her into his arms. She doesn't fight it, nor tell him not to touch her like she might've normally. She doesn't hug him back at first, but for all she tried not to feel anything, this was the first time she'd felt even remotely safe since she'd gotten back. Sun was always here for her and he knew her better than anyone here in Genessia. Back home they were barely friends, now separated by hundreds of miles and kingdom borders and Grimm. Here they'd spent so much time together being each others' constants that Sun was the only one who Weiss really thought wouldn't leave her. And here he was, the first to find her. The only one to know where she would've gone. It's little wonder that after a few moments of silence she broke down, soft hiccups and sobs breaking into full-on tears as she buried her face against Sun's chest, her hands clinging tightly to his shirt as if it were the only thing she had to hold onto in the world. Sun didn't have to say anything; Weiss just needed him to be there, like he always was. She couldn't forget what happened, but she could let herself feel safe for just a moment, let herself focus on something other than her world crippled at her feet- because Sun was still standing here, with her, even if she felt broken. ]