Sah
Sah smiled softly, "They truly are. If you ever find the time to travel across some of the regions, you should do so." He'd spent an entire season traveling around soon after he came to Caido. The Outlander had never regretted it, even if it had been physically demanding to trek. There was something nice about mindlessly wandering and exploring. He'd probably never get the chance to do so again. Not with the war coming or with the twins' recent reappearance.
The Abandoned tilted is head, "They need water?" He hummed, "I can probably make time to do that." He'd have to be quick about it so as not be away from home for too long. But helping a deity was probably in his best interest.
Lilly pawed at her bonded's leg, apparently ready to continue her morning exploration. Sah glanced at Lena with a chuckle, shaking away his unease about the vision. "Seems like Lilly is read to get out of the sun. It was great to meet you. And thank you for the information."
The Abandoned tilted is head, "They need water?" He hummed, "I can probably make time to do that." He'd have to be quick about it so as not be away from home for too long. But helping a deity was probably in his best interest.
Lilly pawed at her bonded's leg, apparently ready to continue her morning exploration. Sah glanced at Lena with a chuckle, shaking away his unease about the vision. "Seems like Lilly is read to get out of the sun. It was great to meet you. And thank you for the information."
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
