Sohalia
As Koa set about stabilizing the post, Soh was happy to follow his instructions and did her best to hold the leaning pole steady. It was easy, falling into this rhythm with Koa - so easy that for a moment, Soh was able to forget all of the history between them and simply enjoy herself. It was nice to watch him as he worked, all deft hands and quick hammer strikes, and when he glanced up at her to waggle his brows, she blushed faintly and smiled. "We'd be quite the pair," she agreed. "Marching into battle with our silver scale. Not that I want to do battle again any time soon," she hurried to add. The one fight had been quite enough for her, thank you very much.
Lightning flashed overhead, flickering through the haze of clouds, and Soh glanced up as a few raindrops began to fall. "What do you think of this weather?" she asked, shifting her grip on the post. "Is it always this way in Flowerbirth?" After all, Soh hadn't been in Stormbreak for very long, all things considered, and Koa had grown up here. Maybe the storms weren't as strange as Soh thought they were.
Lightning flashed overhead, flickering through the haze of clouds, and Soh glanced up as a few raindrops began to fall. "What do you think of this weather?" she asked, shifting her grip on the post. "Is it always this way in Flowerbirth?" After all, Soh hadn't been in Stormbreak for very long, all things considered, and Koa had grown up here. Maybe the storms weren't as strange as Soh thought they were.
