DEIMOS
the fire can't touch me
for I have burned too many times
for I have burned too many times
New incantations always inspired some methodology and machinations in his mind. He tilted his head another fraction, listening, recalling something similar in his own prowess, but more honed towards armor created by Safrin – before the war, when there’d been a number of factors at play. Watching, listening, he took in the golden aura emanating from the Wild Thunder, permitting a brief smile to flicker across his face. “Sure.” Content to test and draw out any forms of mettle, especially so Sah knew the circumstances and effects surrounding the newfound enchantments, would be enough to snag him from the wall. “Give me a moment.”
Handing up the last warrior and ensuring everyone had clambered along safely, his long strides took him down the side of the climbing device, snorting at the clarification. “Fine.” He didn’t typically send out the full levels of his mastered properties unless the situation called for it – knowing full and well the damage granted and given could be devastating.
“When you are ready then,” he nodded, indicating for Sah to find himself some adequate space, before the Sword called forth echoes of dirt, debris, rocks, and stones, flung in earthen wares towards the armor.
Handing up the last warrior and ensuring everyone had clambered along safely, his long strides took him down the side of the climbing device, snorting at the clarification. “Fine.” He didn’t typically send out the full levels of his mastered properties unless the situation called for it – knowing full and well the damage granted and given could be devastating.
“When you are ready then,” he nodded, indicating for Sah to find himself some adequate space, before the Sword called forth echoes of dirt, debris, rocks, and stones, flung in earthen wares towards the armor.
the sea can't harm me
for I have been drowning all my life
for I have been drowning all my life
