yet my blood renders me a King
Sah nodded, "I have." He glanced up at the moon for a moment, "She's an incredible Goddess. Generous but fair. I respect her." She'd agreed to help him in their very first meeting, despite what he was. Maybe it was for his kids, but that was why he'd sought her out in the first place anyway. Whatever her reasons, he was grateful.
The Thunder smiled softly at the soldier, "Nice to meet you, Lisbeth." Sah considered her question for a moment, considering just how and what to share with this stranger. "She's helping me create armor for the coming war. These are the items she asked me to get for it, and I think she asked me to place them here to bask in her moon. Though that's more speculation than knowledge."
Sah took a sip of his drink and hummed, leaning back on the rocks languidly. "I'm just glad that I met her deadline." He glanced at Lisbeth, "I've heard Safrin is not a Goddess that you should disappoint." The Abandoned was lucky to have not met her wrath when he first prayed to her. But he'd heard what had happened to those that had angered or betrayed her.
The Thunder smiled softly at the soldier, "Nice to meet you, Lisbeth." Sah considered her question for a moment, considering just how and what to share with this stranger. "She's helping me create armor for the coming war. These are the items she asked me to get for it, and I think she asked me to place them here to bask in her moon. Though that's more speculation than knowledge."
Sah took a sip of his drink and hummed, leaning back on the rocks languidly. "I'm just glad that I met her deadline." He glanced at Lisbeth, "I've heard Safrin is not a Goddess that you should disappoint." The Abandoned was lucky to have not met her wrath when he first prayed to her. But he'd heard what had happened to those that had angered or betrayed her.
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