yet my blood renders me a King
Sah shrugged, "Because they can. Because they're Gods. Who knows?" The minds of deities hardly ever made sense to him. Mune had, but he'd known her his entire life. Or maybe he was just bias. Probably both.
At Tal's words Sah paused. With a chuckle he reached up and rubbed the back of his neck sheepishly. "Fair point." He probably could have just said that. But it still felt wrong to just simply to declare. Now with where he currently stood with the Gods of Caido. The Outlander knew he should probably actually go meet some sooner rather than later. But he really didn't want to.
Tal's thoughtful look was a bit of a surprise, but Sah didn't know the man well enough to say if it was out of character or not. "Pretty much. If I can't avoid the war, I might as well do what I can to keep my loved ones alive." There was no avoiding a war between Gods. Though choosing a side if he were being dramatic, felt like choosing between his heart and his conscience. He'd chosen his heart and there was no going back now. Even if it made him feel sick with himself at times.
At Tal's words Sah paused. With a chuckle he reached up and rubbed the back of his neck sheepishly. "Fair point." He probably could have just said that. But it still felt wrong to just simply to declare. Now with where he currently stood with the Gods of Caido. The Outlander knew he should probably actually go meet some sooner rather than later. But he really didn't want to.
Tal's thoughtful look was a bit of a surprise, but Sah didn't know the man well enough to say if it was out of character or not. "Pretty much. If I can't avoid the war, I might as well do what I can to keep my loved ones alive." There was no avoiding a war between Gods. Though choosing a side if he were being dramatic, felt like choosing between his heart and his conscience. He'd chosen his heart and there was no going back now. Even if it made him feel sick with himself at times.
Sah
