Noah thinks the breach is kind of on a different level from a nuclear holocaust, but he gets what Freddie's trying to say. He also really hopes that there's never any kind of holocaust here. Or an invasion, for that matter. The regular residents of Darrow probably consider them an invasion.
"Oh-- well...it depends on where you're at on the timeline," Noah says, looking more at Freddie's leg than at him. "My soul was decaying because there wasn't the right energy to sustain it. That's what the spell's for, but I don't have it back home. So, like if you ask Blue, or Ronan, or Adam here, I was still there the last they knew. But for Gansey, I'm already gone. Dead for real, I guess."
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Date: 2017-01-10 11:24 pm (UTC)"Oh-- well...it depends on where you're at on the timeline," Noah says, looking more at Freddie's leg than at him. "My soul was decaying because there wasn't the right energy to sustain it. That's what the spell's for, but I don't have it back home. So, like if you ask Blue, or Ronan, or Adam here, I was still there the last they knew. But for Gansey, I'm already gone. Dead for real, I guess."