[ The greeting's quiet, a little distracted. Barry doesn't notice the fact that the workshop's tidy, for once; he's too busy watching Harry, brow furrowed gently in concern, eyes tracking over him briefly like he's expecting to see some kind of visible warning.
There isn't one beyond the thin line of tension along his shoulders. But the text had been warning enough. Harry isn't the type to ask for help, and this is as good as. Barry follows his greeting up with a small nod, a bit too delayed to feel natural, and there's a touch of caution to the way he wanders further into the room. His own hands are buried in his pockets to keep restlessness at bay, shoulders slumped in a way that makes him seem smaller than his six-plus feet. ]
What is it?
[ Eobard. That's the obvious answer given the conversation that led up to this, but he still feels like he needs to break the ice. Harry had invited him here, but it's difficult to picture Harry volunteering information without being prompted — and laying it out himself or making assumptions feels way too aggressive. ]
no subject
[ The greeting's quiet, a little distracted. Barry doesn't notice the fact that the workshop's tidy, for once; he's too busy watching Harry, brow furrowed gently in concern, eyes tracking over him briefly like he's expecting to see some kind of visible warning.
There isn't one beyond the thin line of tension along his shoulders. But the text had been warning enough. Harry isn't the type to ask for help, and this is as good as. Barry follows his greeting up with a small nod, a bit too delayed to feel natural, and there's a touch of caution to the way he wanders further into the room. His own hands are buried in his pockets to keep restlessness at bay, shoulders slumped in a way that makes him seem smaller than his six-plus feet. ]
What is it?
[ Eobard. That's the obvious answer given the conversation that led up to this, but he still feels like he needs to break the ice. Harry had invited him here, but it's difficult to picture Harry volunteering information without being prompted — and laying it out himself or making assumptions feels way too aggressive. ]