Sah
Sah rolled his eyes, "I'm pretty sure I entered the cavern before you, Errand Boy. I watched you smack your face into a wall. Nice one, by the way." His lips twitched, and the Outlander let out a chuckle, shaking his eyes at the mess that Tal was. "You look like you got run over by a cart."
Though the Abandoned probably didn't look much better. He was sweating too, with wind tousled hair and a wild adrenaline-filled grin. He walked over and slumped next to the courier, eyes going to the ceiling of the cavern. "Huh. We're pretty far down." The hole in the ceiling was far out of reach, far too far to climb to at least.
Sah grinned mischievously and crooned out as he glanced at Tal, "No one would find you if I left you down here." After a pause of silence, he snickered before playfully bumping his shoulder against Tal's, "Come on, Errand Boy. We should be getting back. I don't want to be navigating these tunnels after the sun comes down."
Walking over to the tunnel entrance, he glanced back at Tal with a raised brow, "You coming?"
Though the Abandoned probably didn't look much better. He was sweating too, with wind tousled hair and a wild adrenaline-filled grin. He walked over and slumped next to the courier, eyes going to the ceiling of the cavern. "Huh. We're pretty far down." The hole in the ceiling was far out of reach, far too far to climb to at least.
Sah grinned mischievously and crooned out as he glanced at Tal, "No one would find you if I left you down here." After a pause of silence, he snickered before playfully bumping his shoulder against Tal's, "Come on, Errand Boy. We should be getting back. I don't want to be navigating these tunnels after the sun comes down."
Walking over to the tunnel entrance, he glanced back at Tal with a raised brow, "You coming?"
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
