...look into a wolf's eyes. You'll never be the same again.
Sah noted the new tension to Noah but didn't comment on it. Instead, he returned the smile and shook his head. "It's home. How could I not?" The grin turned equal parts mischief and melancholy, "I should be the one thanking your for keeping us all safe." The Abandoned had only heard rumors and small tidbits of just what had happened on the Draig. But everything he heard made his heart ache for his fellow Halovians and the pain they must have gone through.
The question made Sah let out a small chuckle, a sheepish look coming to his face, "Hotaru landed the killing blows but we ended up fighting two. The others were driven away by spirits before the fight truly broke out." The fact that he hadn't technically killed one stung his pride a bit.
"Everyone's magic was messed up. Some king of outside interference, I think. But I was only able to fight using my sword." That fact had made the fight all the more dangerous. If Sah had only ever trained his magic, who knows what may have happened.
The question made Sah let out a small chuckle, a sheepish look coming to his face, "Hotaru landed the killing blows but we ended up fighting two. The others were driven away by spirits before the fight truly broke out." The fact that he hadn't technically killed one stung his pride a bit.
"Everyone's magic was messed up. Some king of outside interference, I think. But I was only able to fight using my sword." That fact had made the fight all the more dangerous. If Sah had only ever trained his magic, who knows what may have happened.
Sah
