Sohalia Lumaris
Sohalia read quickly, her eyes skimming over page after page. At this stage of her studies, she was interested in general information more so than the details, and so she flipped through pages almost haphazardly, absorbing bits and pieces of information about the gods as she went. There was Caido, the god of all, for whom their world was named; Vi and Mort, the gods of life and death, respectively. Mort, at least, she knew as the god that had blessed her with her attuned form. Then there was Rae, the god of nature, and Dygra, the goddess of entropy.
Beyond the gods of Caido were the heralds: Safrin, Ludo, and Frey. Soh wasn't entirely clear on what made gods gods and heralds heralds, but perhaps further reading could enlighten her. The new gods included the Voice, who Soh remembered from her conversation about the War with Tal, and the Core, which was a new name to the young woman. And then there were the seasonal deities, with whom she was most familiar.
All this and more, Soh reveled in, devouring page after page as though she would never be able to visit the library again. It was in this state that the dragon found her, the trill coming only a few moments before the creature landed at Soh's feet, startling her from her trance. "Oh!" she exclaimed in surprise, then laughed. "Well, hello!" The silly thing began to climb up on her chair. It was followed by a woman with a stormy expression, who chastised the dragon for interrupting. "Oh, no - it's fine! I welcome the distraction." Soh smiled brightly, hoping to diffuse any tension between dragon and mistress.
Beyond the gods of Caido were the heralds: Safrin, Ludo, and Frey. Soh wasn't entirely clear on what made gods gods and heralds heralds, but perhaps further reading could enlighten her. The new gods included the Voice, who Soh remembered from her conversation about the War with Tal, and the Core, which was a new name to the young woman. And then there were the seasonal deities, with whom she was most familiar.
All this and more, Soh reveled in, devouring page after page as though she would never be able to visit the library again. It was in this state that the dragon found her, the trill coming only a few moments before the creature landed at Soh's feet, startling her from her trance. "Oh!" she exclaimed in surprise, then laughed. "Well, hello!" The silly thing began to climb up on her chair. It was followed by a woman with a stormy expression, who chastised the dragon for interrupting. "Oh, no - it's fine! I welcome the distraction." Soh smiled brightly, hoping to diffuse any tension between dragon and mistress.
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