Sah
Sah hummed in acknowledgment. Seemed like Tal was yet another one of his friends allies that had found aid in the Goddess. It intrigued him that so many had done so. Maybe she could help him with the idea that had been in the back of his mind for a few seasons? Regardless, that was a thought for another day.
"Being able to see further with those would certainly be useful. I can see why you'd want to." Those very glasses had helped him and Lilly get through the tar pits. He was sure that they's also help the courier with his job.
Sah's brow furrowed when he too saw that the mirage wasn't getting any closer to them. At the question Sah tilted his head and studied it for a moment before responding. "It looks like a small cluster of trees to me. Fig trees, I think. And I can almost swear that I hear water over there too."
The Abandoned shook his head, "It's odd. What do you see?"
"Being able to see further with those would certainly be useful. I can see why you'd want to." Those very glasses had helped him and Lilly get through the tar pits. He was sure that they's also help the courier with his job.
Sah's brow furrowed when he too saw that the mirage wasn't getting any closer to them. At the question Sah tilted his head and studied it for a moment before responding. "It looks like a small cluster of trees to me. Fig trees, I think. And I can almost swear that I hear water over there too."
The Abandoned shook his head, "It's odd. What do you see?"
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
