every time i think i've finally made it, i learn i'm farther away than i have ever been before
Noah hadn't expected anyone to visit, but the courier's approach was not unwelcome. Noah straightened himself out as Talyson came over, and at the younger man's excitement he chuckled some. "No," he started as his lips turned upwards, "it was Safrin." He turned the spear fully in one hand before exchanging it to his other, giving Tal ample time to feast his eyes on the weapon.
"Thank you." Noah said, and gestured towards the lodge, "You can set anything on the doorstep. I'll tend to it later." He expected that the letters were probably notices and updates from the office of the Wardens, keeping him appraised of their activities and ideas, as well as the concerns of the people. After Tal set the parcels down, Noah lifted an eyebrow and jutted his chin back at the man, his smile glinting. "Care to see how it works?"
NOAH
