This was not the conversation that Hadama had been expecting to have today, in truth. But he was not one to look a gift seahorse from the gods in the mouth. The Breaker seemed earnest and sincere in his desire to help, and not so foolish as to risk himself for some fleeting glory.
Still, it did not hurt to be certain.
"Do not put yourself in danger," the Tidebreaker rumbled, his voice as low as distant summer thunder with a note of caution in his voice. "It is enough to keep your eyes and ears open." As for the way in which they should communicate going forward...
King he might be, and therefore required to learn the fine art of politics as a result, but Hadama was not inclined to cloak and dagger games by nature. He had a co-ruler far more adept at such measures, but since Flora was not here he subsided into thought. "Hmm. If you will travel outside of Stormbreak, then you may give news to Maea." It was not unusual for the Ancient to come to Torchline to warm up, especially in Deepfrost. "Or Dragoon Koa." Which would be news to the recently-returned young man, but Hadama trusted his loyalty to Sohalia and Stormbreak above Dahlia and the Void. "If not... find a courier to deliver messages by hand." There was no indication that the usual ravens weren't getting through, but with Starfall so near to Torchline the Tidebreaker was wary of how easy it would be to interfere with the usual mail delivery.
Still, it did not hurt to be certain.
"Do not put yourself in danger," the Tidebreaker rumbled, his voice as low as distant summer thunder with a note of caution in his voice. "It is enough to keep your eyes and ears open." As for the way in which they should communicate going forward...
King he might be, and therefore required to learn the fine art of politics as a result, but Hadama was not inclined to cloak and dagger games by nature. He had a co-ruler far more adept at such measures, but since Flora was not here he subsided into thought. "Hmm. If you will travel outside of Stormbreak, then you may give news to Maea." It was not unusual for the Ancient to come to Torchline to warm up, especially in Deepfrost. "Or Dragoon Koa." Which would be news to the recently-returned young man, but Hadama trusted his loyalty to Sohalia and Stormbreak above Dahlia and the Void. "If not... find a courier to deliver messages by hand." There was no indication that the usual ravens weren't getting through, but with Starfall so near to Torchline the Tidebreaker was wary of how easy it would be to interfere with the usual mail delivery.
