[He hesitates opening the painting door to let Martin in first... But his fingers tremble as he closes it behind them. That iced chill at his feet becoming more pronounced with the shadows.]
And Luisa's strength being too much? Camilo's shapeshifting going weird?
[Bruno watches him, then starts pacing around the room, gathering a rat here or there, setting another one down. It's all nervous, anxious energy, trying to make sense of it all without losing his mind.]
...Why could I see you up there? Up on the tower, I- For a second, I thought I saw you from up there.
He looks at the crack of his family's family tree wall, hearing them starting to come in. There's a nervous energy out there, no one being sure what exactly is going on anymore.]
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We gotta hurry, Isabela's around.
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[ He eyes the flowers as they go. ]
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And Luisa's strength being too much? Camilo's shapeshifting going weird?
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The same. They'd - they'd each have to do something drastic to cut themselves off.
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I still don't understand any of this.
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[Gets the door to his room open, wringing his hands a bit both nervously and feeling like there's threads all around them.]
Okay. Okay, so you think it's your weird gods here, I think maybe something's happened to Casita. What else?
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What do you mean, what else? I don't have any other ideas.
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[ Martin just stays silent, finding a spot to sit. ]
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...Why could I see you up there? Up on the tower, I- For a second, I thought I saw you from up there.
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[ Martin straightens at that, looking at Bruno with alarm. ]
What, d'you mean - you saw me like you were looking down at me? From above?
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[ He rubs at his face. There's the full proof of Bruno being an avatar... ]
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Th-then to make it stop, I have to. To-t-to blind myself?
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[ Said softly, sympathetically. ]
Trust me. If I knew of any other way, I would tell you.
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No. We found another way, but it cost everything. You don't want that solution.
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He looks at the crack of his family's family tree wall, hearing them starting to come in. There's a nervous energy out there, no one being sure what exactly is going on anymore.]
...But you're happy now.
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We were. Yes. We were - incredibly happy. The months I spent with him were the best of my life.
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[Oh no. What happened? The last time he saw Martin, they were happy together, his vision from when he was a kid was proof enough of that.]
Wa-whuuu-what happened?
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