Hadama gave the goddess's words deep thought before nodding slowly. "Yes," he acceded to her requirement. It was a point well-made. Though he was certain in his own heart what he would choose, it would do no harm to learn what wisdom the Resurrected Sword could provide about his service to Safrin.
It was more important to his goddess than he had realized, and that was reason enough to pursue the meeting with Evie's husband.
He raised his eyes to meet hers as she turned back to him, then solemnly inclined his head at her warning. "Indeed." His own gaze drifted to the Citadel and its lights. Not so great a distance, perhaps, for one with legs. For Hadama, however, there was no simple way to call upon the Warden tonight. Messages would need to be sent and a time and location arranged that was reachable between land and sea.
"Thank you. For your patience," he rumbled quietly, knowing that it was unlikely he would be able to call on her again before Leafchange.
It was more important to his goddess than he had realized, and that was reason enough to pursue the meeting with Evie's husband.
He raised his eyes to meet hers as she turned back to him, then solemnly inclined his head at her warning. "Indeed." His own gaze drifted to the Citadel and its lights. Not so great a distance, perhaps, for one with legs. For Hadama, however, there was no simple way to call upon the Warden tonight. Messages would need to be sent and a time and location arranged that was reachable between land and sea.
"Thank you. For your patience," he rumbled quietly, knowing that it was unlikely he would be able to call on her again before Leafchange.
