Sah
Sah watched with wonder as Lena worked. He could carve wood and bone, but straight up drawing was a skill he lacked. It was maybe a little backwards, but it was the truth. Using a knife was easier than a pencil or piece of charcoal for him. He wasn't sure if he liked what that said about his personality.
Head tilted curiously he continued the conversation as Lilly seemed happy to stay longer. "You have them back home? Where's that?" He sat down in the sand, as standing alone was simply awkward. "Lilly and I live in Halo. Though I met her in the Wildwoods in the Greatwood."
The Outlander reached down and began stroking his companion's back. "There are so many fascinating creatures there. It's incredible. If I didn't like the snow so much, I'd probably live there." Sah was a creature of the tundra and that would never change. But the lush greenery and wildness of the Greatwood was appealing for the former canine.
It was then that the hair on the back of his neck raised, and he saw what he hoped was a mirage. Sah glanced at Lena, "Did you see that or am I hallucinating?"
Head tilted curiously he continued the conversation as Lilly seemed happy to stay longer. "You have them back home? Where's that?" He sat down in the sand, as standing alone was simply awkward. "Lilly and I live in Halo. Though I met her in the Wildwoods in the Greatwood."
The Outlander reached down and began stroking his companion's back. "There are so many fascinating creatures there. It's incredible. If I didn't like the snow so much, I'd probably live there." Sah was a creature of the tundra and that would never change. But the lush greenery and wildness of the Greatwood was appealing for the former canine.
It was then that the hair on the back of his neck raised, and he saw what he hoped was a mirage. Sah glanced at Lena, "Did you see that or am I hallucinating?"
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
