Sohalia
Soh stepped off the skyship, bundled in layers against the chill that lingered in Halo even in the height of Longheat. It was a nice day, she supposed, though her cheeks were still pink with the cold; the sun shone high overhead, and there was marginally less snow than she'd expected. She paused as she exited the ship, looking over the barren landscape with interest. It was unlike anything she'd ever seen before, and her fingers itched for pencil and paper with which to document it.
There would be time for that later, though. For now, it was time to find Tal. She scanned the skyport for her friend and, upon seeing him, rushed over to greet him. She hadn't seen him since that day in Stormbreak, and so it was with a bit of shyness that she approached. Her injuries had long since healed, leaving only a single scar on her left eyebrow, but there were deeper wounds that had yet to scab over. At the top of her list just now was that Tal might see her or treat her differently than before. And if there was one thing she didn't want, it was pity. Or a reminder of her recent experience.
"Hi, Tal!" she trilled, smiling shyly as she approached. "Thanks for meeting me!"
There would be time for that later, though. For now, it was time to find Tal. She scanned the skyport for her friend and, upon seeing him, rushed over to greet him. She hadn't seen him since that day in Stormbreak, and so it was with a bit of shyness that she approached. Her injuries had long since healed, leaving only a single scar on her left eyebrow, but there were deeper wounds that had yet to scab over. At the top of her list just now was that Tal might see her or treat her differently than before. And if there was one thing she didn't want, it was pity. Or a reminder of her recent experience.
"Hi, Tal!" she trilled, smiling shyly as she approached. "Thanks for meeting me!"
