Squint

Solaire blinked when Ember suddenly changed the topic away from the bandages they were making and the rundown of his typical day, interjecting to ask him about his eyes. He didn't think he had been rubbing at them that much, but maybe he was just being just convincing himself that everything was fine too well. "I'm fine! They just feel kinda weird is all... And stuff just looks kinda fuzzy," he insisted with a smile, trying to reassure his sister that nothing was going on. "Aunt Gwyn already checked them for me," he added since he knew she'd most likely jump to wanting to call for their aunt, but the last thing he wanted to do was bother Gwyn or have another whole exam just for her to not find anything wrong with his eyes again.

He looked back down at the cloth between his paws to keep rolling it up and had to blink and squint a bit to refocus his eyes with the change of depth perception. "I'm sure it's just like a weird growing thing or maybe I'm not sleeping enough," he added as he rolled up the last couple bandages and put them in the basket, yet again having to squint and blink each time he looked somewhere else. He sighed with a bit of frustration, his ears flicking back. It was really annoying, especially since he didn't know what was going on. Well... He didn't expect Ember to notice anything if Aunt Gwyn didn't, but it didn't hurt to have someone else take a look, right? "I mean... If you want to take a closer look yourself I certainly wouldn't mind," he said as he looked back up to Ember, trying to keep his eyes wide open for her and meeting her blue and turquoise gaze. Who knows, maybe she'd notice something stuck in his eye or something!

"Solaire Carpathius"