
Styles was quiet where he sat, legs crossed in front of himself. Though he was both watching and listening to Dale and the boy's small act of kindness, he had absentmindedly slipped off a glove and was tracing his pale lips. It was a wonder to him, where that voice had come from; it hadn't sounded like himself at all. He refused to believe he had forgotten the sound of his own voice, but it almost seemed like he had. Although Styles was interested in this small voice of his, he had already decided not to speal again, having become unsettled with his own words. It was strange though, now that he had found a voice, his endless amounts of thoughts that had always pressed to become voiced were lost in this strange curiosity of his.
The young magician turned his head to better face Dale and Mei, peering from behind his unnaturally coloured hair. He knew he felt some sort of sadness for the girl, but he hadn't even tried to do anything helpful like Dale was; the thought forced another apology to mind. There was little else he could do but ignore it, not wanting to be filled with a voice that only answered to sorry feeling that filled him.
. ||So watch my chest heave as this last breath leaves me,
I am trying to be what you're dying to see|| .