Sah
Sah had woke up biting his own tongue to stop a scream from waking his pups. Damn Ludo. The Outlander had expected that losing the Herald's little game would have consequences, but he hadn't expected night terrors. The entity was more sadistic than he'd expected. Flashes of the last moments of his world echoed in his mind.
After making sure the pups were taken care of and supervised, Sah had made his way out into the Wilds. Being out in nature and away from civilization always helped the former canine. He found himself wandering until he heard the gentle sound of water. Following it he came to a familiar sight. Perfect.
The Mistbanks were exactly the kind of place to be to try and settle his nerves. Finding a rock in the sun on the edge of the water, Sah sat down cross-legged and closed his eyes. Evening out his breathing he tried to meditate and calm his still racing mind.
It was more difficult than normal, and his brow furrowed. Every time he closed his eyes it was just fire and chaos. The Outlander smirked cynically to himself. Damn Ludo.
After making sure the pups were taken care of and supervised, Sah had made his way out into the Wilds. Being out in nature and away from civilization always helped the former canine. He found himself wandering until he heard the gentle sound of water. Following it he came to a familiar sight. Perfect.
The Mistbanks were exactly the kind of place to be to try and settle his nerves. Finding a rock in the sun on the edge of the water, Sah sat down cross-legged and closed his eyes. Evening out his breathing he tried to meditate and calm his still racing mind.
It was more difficult than normal, and his brow furrowed. Every time he closed his eyes it was just fire and chaos. The Outlander smirked cynically to himself. Damn Ludo.
I think there for I am,
But what if all I do is bleed?
But what if all I do is bleed?
