”You kept me from nothing. It’s not easy for me. I didn’t plan to go… well, I didn’t want to. I was going to just go back to the hotel,” he said. Either that, or he was going to stay and practice, using the stage and an imaginary audience for props. At least until the security kicked him out.
When he returned to Breno’s side he had a Swiss army knife in hand, the silver barely glinting in the low light emanating from the halo around the dressing room mirrors – mirrors that Blaize would be invisible in. He pulled out the small, sharp knife and chewed at his bottom lip. ”Ah… your wrist, I suppose,” he said, holding out a hand to take Breno’s wrist. ”Take the knife after I’ve made the incision,” he said, flinching at how clinical it sounded. ”And if I go too far, just stab me in the thigh. Or something. It’ll heal…” he added, knowing that such a wound would not affect his dancing at all. It had been a while since Blaize had fed – and he didn’t know whether he’d be able to control himself.