[Lance would actually be far less chill with the entire thing if he thought Nate were more the murderer for hire type; considering he's pretty sure he's going to die at home because of one of those kinds of people, he's not all that fond of them. Even less so than he was before that, anyway.
But no, the two murder victims he's thinking of had just been collectors who had gotten mixed up with the wrong people; they hadn't even been overtly reckless, unlike some people.
At Nate's comment Lance's vaguely amused expression fades, and he refocuses on tying off the last stitch in that set.]
Once is definitely enough.
[His tone is too casual and neutral to actually be either of those things; he doesn't like the idea that Nate has gone through such a thing--even if it's not surprising--and Lance is also speaking from his own experience. It's not exactly one of those things anyone wants to repeat.]
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But no, the two murder victims he's thinking of had just been collectors who had gotten mixed up with the wrong people; they hadn't even been overtly reckless, unlike some people.
At Nate's comment Lance's vaguely amused expression fades, and he refocuses on tying off the last stitch in that set.]
Once is definitely enough.
[His tone is too casual and neutral to actually be either of those things; he doesn't like the idea that Nate has gone through such a thing--even if it's not surprising--and Lance is also speaking from his own experience. It's not exactly one of those things anyone wants to repeat.]