I have never feared the storm
Sah could practically feel the stress coming off of Seren. And although the Abandoned still didn't really like Umbra, he was glad to see that the dragon was ok. As Seren went off it was clear that the day had been a rough one. Interrogation? He'd have to ask about that another time. His friend was dealing with enough right now.
As Seren approached, Sah did catch the twitch to her fingers, reading her intention and hesitation. He gave her a small, timid smile, exhaustion coming off of him as well. "I'm alright. And at least it's settled now. I'm sure you and Umbra will figure out your balance eventually." Hopefully it'd be soon. It was true that Seren needed to get a better handle on her dragon. Umbra had the potential to be devastating, but now wasn't the time to discuss it. It was clear that Seren was at least aware of the issue now.
Seeing the lingering guilt and exhaustion, Sah gave one last glance at the dragon, debating his next move. Sah didn't trust Umbra in the slightest but he was determined to reassure his friend. Sah then let out a deep sigh, and reaching with the hand not holding Lilly, he gently grasped the back of Seren's head. Bringing their foreheads close, he rested his on hers. The Outlander's eyes met his friend's as he spoke. "It's ok. I don't regret my promise, I intend to keep it." His eyes closed, his expression pinched with guilt. "I'm the one whose sorry for hurting your companion, for hurting you."
As Seren approached, Sah did catch the twitch to her fingers, reading her intention and hesitation. He gave her a small, timid smile, exhaustion coming off of him as well. "I'm alright. And at least it's settled now. I'm sure you and Umbra will figure out your balance eventually." Hopefully it'd be soon. It was true that Seren needed to get a better handle on her dragon. Umbra had the potential to be devastating, but now wasn't the time to discuss it. It was clear that Seren was at least aware of the issue now.
Seeing the lingering guilt and exhaustion, Sah gave one last glance at the dragon, debating his next move. Sah didn't trust Umbra in the slightest but he was determined to reassure his friend. Sah then let out a deep sigh, and reaching with the hand not holding Lilly, he gently grasped the back of Seren's head. Bringing their foreheads close, he rested his on hers. The Outlander's eyes met his friend's as he spoke. "It's ok. I don't regret my promise, I intend to keep it." His eyes closed, his expression pinched with guilt. "I'm the one whose sorry for hurting your companion, for hurting you."
Sah
