Sohalia, somehow, remained blissfully unaware of Sunjata's reputation and, as such, in her unbiased opinion, he was a rather lovely person. And if she could help, she wanted to. She didn't know many people who would be willing to talk about intimacy with a perfect stranger - or, at least, she didn't think she did - but she could give it a try all the same. Well, people must not know you very well, she said, the dismissal in her mind-voice making it very clear what she thought about those people. You've been perfectly nice to me. We'll ignore the fact that Soh didn't actually know him very well, either.
As for the gods, Sunjata's advice was very welcome. A rush of gratefulness passed through the Attuned bond. Thank you! she said warmly. Peaches and fruit - that, she could do.
The land unfolded beneath them as they soared overhead, and Soh took a moment to appreciate the warmth of the sun against her wings. Sure, it was a little hotter than was comfortable - she was in a shift meant for colder climes, after all - but it was beautiful all the same, and she could enjoy the keen eyesight of her shift to take in detail that would otherwise have been impossible to see. What's your favorite part of King's End?
As for the gods, Sunjata's advice was very welcome. A rush of gratefulness passed through the Attuned bond. Thank you! she said warmly. Peaches and fruit - that, she could do.
The land unfolded beneath them as they soared overhead, and Soh took a moment to appreciate the warmth of the sun against her wings. Sure, it was a little hotter than was comfortable - she was in a shift meant for colder climes, after all - but it was beautiful all the same, and she could enjoy the keen eyesight of her shift to take in detail that would otherwise have been impossible to see. What's your favorite part of King's End?
Sohalia
there's more to living than being alive
