Sah
Sah chuckled, brow raised at Deimos, "Very true. I probably got lucky that one of my hardest adjustments was learning how to use thumbs and not something more drastic." Each Outlander really did have quite a story to tell, didn't they? No wonder Sam was collecting their stories. He'd have to ask the Ascended sometime if any other non-human Outlanders had come into Caido. It'd be interesting to pick their brains.
The lazy movements of the lava wyrms made Sah hum in thought, "I'm not sure. If the elements reflect temperament, then I'd expect them to have a temper. But I don't know if that trend exists in Caido or not." He glanced at his companion, wondering if the other Outlander was aware of such tendencies or not. It'd been a loose one in his home world, so who knew.
Lilly watched the creatures with a tilted head before nosing Sah's leg. The Abandoned reached down to ruffle her ears for a moment, "Should we just leave them be? Or do you want to try observing some of their other behaviors?" Such behaviors would have to be triggered though, and Sah wasn't sure if or how that could be done. At least, not without ending badly.
The lazy movements of the lava wyrms made Sah hum in thought, "I'm not sure. If the elements reflect temperament, then I'd expect them to have a temper. But I don't know if that trend exists in Caido or not." He glanced at his companion, wondering if the other Outlander was aware of such tendencies or not. It'd been a loose one in his home world, so who knew.
Lilly watched the creatures with a tilted head before nosing Sah's leg. The Abandoned reached down to ruffle her ears for a moment, "Should we just leave them be? Or do you want to try observing some of their other behaviors?" Such behaviors would have to be triggered though, and Sah wasn't sure if or how that could be done. At least, not without ending badly.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
