Sah
Sah raised a bow as he eyed her bow, "I can see that." He watched her take out the crab, noting that she must still be mastering the bow. It made sense given how young she appeared to be. And the likely fragile nature of her health from what he remembered.
Her following attempt to dismiss him actually pulled a small snort of laughter from the Abandoned. "You have no authority over me, soldier. Stand down."
Lisbeth's words trailed off and Sah noticed her shift in attention. Brow furrowing for a moment, he quickly put the pieces together. "You didn't believe me earlier, did you?" He sighed and shook his head. "Look, you've made your opinion about Abandoned clear. But some of us actually do have good relationships with the Gods. I serve Safrin. I swore my loyalty to her, and she accepted my oath."
He himself hardly believed it. Not just that Safrin had accepted him as one of hers. But also, that he himself had been willing to make that oath. There was a time not so long ago when Sah had truly thought that he would never bow to one of Caido's gods.
Her following attempt to dismiss him actually pulled a small snort of laughter from the Abandoned. "You have no authority over me, soldier. Stand down."
Lisbeth's words trailed off and Sah noticed her shift in attention. Brow furrowing for a moment, he quickly put the pieces together. "You didn't believe me earlier, did you?" He sighed and shook his head. "Look, you've made your opinion about Abandoned clear. But some of us actually do have good relationships with the Gods. I serve Safrin. I swore my loyalty to her, and she accepted my oath."
He himself hardly believed it. Not just that Safrin had accepted him as one of hers. But also, that he himself had been willing to make that oath. There was a time not so long ago when Sah had truly thought that he would never bow to one of Caido's gods.
I think there for I am,
But what if all I do is bleed?
But what if all I do is bleed?
