If there were not regrets there were still complexities to Noah's position that had their own unexpected weight, and Hadama nodded slowly as he tried to imagine the internal struggle that such tasks from one's deity might entail. It was just as sobering as the Sentinel's previous answers, but the demigod's stoic acceptance was not so different from Ronin's, and it was something the Tidebreaker admired.
"Indeed... I am grateful for your honesty." But was there more to being a demigod than thankless duty and endless tasks? Not that it truly mattered. Hadama had taken on leadership because it had needed to be done to ensure leadership in Torchline for the War, while Maeve was sent to battle and the Mer court bickered ceaselessly without making preparations. But the benefits certainly provided some solace after long days filled with record keeping or making hard judgments in the Court.
"What are the best things about being a demigod?" he asked next, hoping to bring their conversation back to a more pleasant place.
"Indeed... I am grateful for your honesty." But was there more to being a demigod than thankless duty and endless tasks? Not that it truly mattered. Hadama had taken on leadership because it had needed to be done to ensure leadership in Torchline for the War, while Maeve was sent to battle and the Mer court bickered ceaselessly without making preparations. But the benefits certainly provided some solace after long days filled with record keeping or making hard judgments in the Court.
"What are the best things about being a demigod?" he asked next, hoping to bring their conversation back to a more pleasant place.
