[ Xenk finds himself in Edgin's memories, though it takes him some time to realize it. In a dream, the sun is shining and he feels no burns. The world is calm, and humanity seeps at every corner of this scene he's walked in on. Invaded, perhaps.
Who should he find than Edgin Darvis, tending to a garden while the laughter of his child and the soft hum of his wife's voice echoes through the windows of his home.
What a farce. Edgin Darvis, the vampire who is keeping Jim Kirk from his truest potential, dreams of an idyllic family and a world where he is human? It's an insult to everything Courtsheart stands for. Where others are trapped in nightmares, he has this? Ridiculous.
Xenk approaches him—his golden clothes gleaming brightly in the light of the sun. ]
Edgin Darvis. You must wake. These dreams are folly.
pleasant memories (not for long)
Who should he find than Edgin Darvis, tending to a garden while the laughter of his child and the soft hum of his wife's voice echoes through the windows of his home.
What a farce. Edgin Darvis, the vampire who is keeping Jim Kirk from his truest potential, dreams of an idyllic family and a world where he is human? It's an insult to everything Courtsheart stands for. Where others are trapped in nightmares, he has this? Ridiculous.
Xenk approaches him—his golden clothes gleaming brightly in the light of the sun. ]
Edgin Darvis. You must wake. These dreams are folly.