Sohalia
Soh really wasn't trying to be particularly surprising; her simple innocence and lack of general knowledge about Sunjata just resulted in her asking questions that seemed innocuous enough but that led to some unexpected results. So when she felt his momentary surprise through the bond before it disappeared behind a wall that she was beginning to suspect was intentional, she winced internally, not having realized that perhaps her simple question would have a not-so-simple answer.
The revelation that one could fall out of grace with the gods should not have come as a surprise to Soh, given that what the gods give, the gods could take away and all that, but it was her turn now to have her surprise (and a healthy dose of curiosity) color the bond. Still, something told her that perhaps this wasn't the time to ask more questions, and she let the comment go as though releasing it upon the breeze.
She focused instead on her drawings and Sunjata's next statement. How wonderful would they be to see, if it weren't so dangerous, she said with a mental sigh. As someone who aimed to explore every inch of Caido, it frustrated her to no end that all signs pointed to not visiting the Cordillera.
The revelation that one could fall out of grace with the gods should not have come as a surprise to Soh, given that what the gods give, the gods could take away and all that, but it was her turn now to have her surprise (and a healthy dose of curiosity) color the bond. Still, something told her that perhaps this wasn't the time to ask more questions, and she let the comment go as though releasing it upon the breeze.
She focused instead on her drawings and Sunjata's next statement. How wonderful would they be to see, if it weren't so dangerous, she said with a mental sigh. As someone who aimed to explore every inch of Caido, it frustrated her to no end that all signs pointed to not visiting the Cordillera.
I've been waiting for your touch to bring me home
