I carried my own ashes to the mountains
For all the times he might’ve found Sohalia a tad too innocent and unaware, at least she was offering and rendering aid; knew, and understood, the level of circumstances at hand. That was far more than some were willing to do in similar positions. So he nodded at her notions, continuing to drag the sled down the roads. “We can grab them,” he assured on his deep rumble, with the Palace and skyport connected, it wouldn’t be a difficult trek. “We can check at the infirmary too,” with supplies being dispersed in multiple areas, for quicker and swifter access for the masses, it still meant they’d have to check in periodically.
While they walked, he listened, nodding, jaw clenching on the notions of Torchline, how disaster had fallen abrupt and bleak all in a matter of moments. From a shattered port, to likely hordes and hordes upon those lost amidst floods and ruins, devastation and crashes had wreaked havoc upon a world they’d all known and seen as a tangible paradise. “I heard. I intend to send another guild party there to assist with the void creatures, once we can get Halo stabilized.” As for Stormbreak, he sighed, shrugging his shoulders. “That means your people are safe,” something they could all be grateful for, and he didn’t believe she should be bearing any guilt or shame for the notions. “And can likely lend more of a hand, which you are already doing.” A small smile appeared at the corner of his mouth, perhaps to lend to the reassurance – or he was simply tired.
While they walked, he listened, nodding, jaw clenching on the notions of Torchline, how disaster had fallen abrupt and bleak all in a matter of moments. From a shattered port, to likely hordes and hordes upon those lost amidst floods and ruins, devastation and crashes had wreaked havoc upon a world they’d all known and seen as a tangible paradise. “I heard. I intend to send another guild party there to assist with the void creatures, once we can get Halo stabilized.” As for Stormbreak, he sighed, shrugging his shoulders. “That means your people are safe,” something they could all be grateful for, and he didn’t believe she should be bearing any guilt or shame for the notions. “And can likely lend more of a hand, which you are already doing.” A small smile appeared at the corner of his mouth, perhaps to lend to the reassurance – or he was simply tired.
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