Sah
Sah found himself drawn to the beach today against his will. Torchline's scorching sun was something he generally liked to avoid but ever since he'd told Lilly about how he'd gone swimming in the ocean, she'd demanded she get the chance. After days of bombarding his mind with images of sand and water, the Abandoned had finally relented.
And so, he found himself sitting in the sand as he watched Lilly with a fond smile. The wolf raced across the waves, splashing water just about everywhere. Getting the sand out of her fur was going to be a nightmare, but the joy he felt being sent his way through their bond made it worth it.
Lilly's ears twitched and she turned at some unheard sound. The wolf sent the image of a woman sitting in the sand further down the beach. Sah could just barely make out her figure in the distance, lacking the wolf's vision. There was a split second where Sah's stomach dropped, "Lilly, no..." Too late.
Lily barked in the direction of the woman, hoping to get her attention. The wolf crouched into a play-bow, trying to make a new friend out of the stranger. Sah rubbed his temple with a sigh.
And so, he found himself sitting in the sand as he watched Lilly with a fond smile. The wolf raced across the waves, splashing water just about everywhere. Getting the sand out of her fur was going to be a nightmare, but the joy he felt being sent his way through their bond made it worth it.
Lilly's ears twitched and she turned at some unheard sound. The wolf sent the image of a woman sitting in the sand further down the beach. Sah could just barely make out her figure in the distance, lacking the wolf's vision. There was a split second where Sah's stomach dropped, "Lilly, no..." Too late.
Lily barked in the direction of the woman, hoping to get her attention. The wolf crouched into a play-bow, trying to make a new friend out of the stranger. Sah rubbed his temple with a sigh.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
