Sah
Sah snickered and sent Tal a feral grin, "Till next time." The Abandoned stood up and brushed the sand from his pants, shaking his head to get the bits that had somehow ended up in his hair. He paused when Tal spoke, turning to gaze at the mirage. "That thing?"
The Outlander had heard about these shimmery illusion type things being in the desert. But he'd never seen one in person. He'd been wondering what he was seeing in the corner of his eye as he traveled through the sand. It made sense that it'd be a mirage. "I'm here because I saw your note actually. Why does Safrin want you looking at mirages?"
He didn't elaborate as to why Tal's note had spurred him into action. The courier would never let him live it down if Sah admitted to having been worried about him.
The Outlander had heard about these shimmery illusion type things being in the desert. But he'd never seen one in person. He'd been wondering what he was seeing in the corner of his eye as he traveled through the sand. It made sense that it'd be a mirage. "I'm here because I saw your note actually. Why does Safrin want you looking at mirages?"
He didn't elaborate as to why Tal's note had spurred him into action. The courier would never let him live it down if Sah admitted to having been worried about him.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
