Part Of The Narrative

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kaladin nodded. “That’s the first step. You have to try.”

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“I know,” Kaladin said grimly. “I know you don’t. But you are right now and I don’t know how to make you believe me, but you are. You don’t have to go back to that place where everything you do is an act of fear. You don’t have to live afraid that something’s going to happen to you. Or..or to the people you love.” His voice caught, and he almost looked down in defeat, but he stared her right in the eyes, because she needed to understand him. “I know.” He repeated.

“Yes,” Kaladin said firmly, not letting her go. “You’re safe. Remember?”

“Ash!” Kaladin said, taking her arm. “You’re ok. You’re safe. Hear me? It’s. A. Dream.”

Kaladin’s heart sunk at the sudden scream. It was raw, full of pain, full of panic. He stumbled to his feet and shoved open the door.

Kaladin watched her for a moment, then picked up a blanket lying in the corner and draped it over her carefully. He closed the door halfway and sank to the ground outside the room, resting his head against the wall. His mind was swimming, and he felt overwhelmed. For some reason he needed to help Ash. Something about her was..different.

Kaladin exhaled softly. “Maybe you just need to sleep. Come on.” He led her down the hall to a room with a cot in it, taking her arm to steady her.

“Yup,” Kaladin said. “Storm me and storm me good for getting myself into this mess. But I’m helping you now and you can’t really stop me, can you?”

Kaladin shook his head. “There is no ‘if.’ You wouldn’t have survived this long with the life you had if you couldn’t deal with some withdrawal.” He shrugged, watching her retreat. “You can try to leave. I don’t see why you would, though.”

Kaladin led her into the hallway. “I’m not letting you get near that stuff. You’ll go into withdrawal for a bit but you’re tough. You’ll handle it.”

Kaladin stared at her flatly. “I hope you’re joking.”

“Nothing.” Kaladin said absently. It wasn’t that…what could it be? “Are you hungry?” He asked.

Kaladin’s thoughts were going a mile a minute. He couldn’t know what was wrong with Ash until he tested her more. Although…he didn’t know how he would go about it. It’d been like she was possessed or something. “Have…you ever visited the Nightwatcher? A long time ago?” he found himself asking. He immediately knew it was the wrong thing to say, but he had to find out.

Kaladin shook his head. “I…don’t know.”

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"I know," Kaladin whispered, holding her gaze. "I know."

Kaladin inhaled sharply. He remembered being like that, scared, terrified, jumping at every noise. "It's okay," he said softly, sliding his hand down her arm so they're palms settled together. "You're safe. "I know what it feels like. Anything might be a trap. You can't trust anyone, because they might end up hurting you." Kaladin held his breath, unsure how she would react to his confession.

Kaladin was relieved when Ash allowed him to help her up. She seemed to have calmed down a little. He led her to the door and relaxed his grip on her arm, though he kept physical contact in case she tried something.

Kaladin offered his hand. "Let's get something to eat. Then we'll figure this out."