Sah
After Torchline, Sah needed to be in Safrin's presence, even if it was just a shrine. He'd considered returning to the lighthouse but staying in the region for any longer than necessarily made his skin crawl. He needed space, and he needed his Goddess. Grabbing a map, he'd figured out where a shrine dedicated to Safrin and Vi specifically was before heading out.
He'd brought flowers to the shrine with shaking hands and a bowed head. Taking his time, he'd confessed to Safrin what had happened and simply spoke to the air, pouring out his distress. The endeavor had lessened some of the burden on his heart, at least for the moment. Afterward, the Wild Thunder had donned his armor and taken his companions out to hunt in an attempt to try and take his mind off of everything.
Pad was the one who reacted first, his hackles rising and a quiet growl rumbling in his chest. Seeing through the wolf's eyes, Sah's own widened as he took in a trio of villi passing by and headed in the direction of the shrine that he'd just left. Worried, the Wild Thunder silently followed the creatures with a furrowed brow.
It was as they took a bend that he spotted Hadama and how close the creatures were to the unsuspecting Demi-god. "Hadama, duck!" The warning wasn't necessary; the Wild Thunder's aim was too precise. But after what had happened with Melita, he'd rather be safe than sorry, especially as he called forth his lighting.
Sah may still have had reservations about using the element against allies, but he would never hesitate to use it on an enemy. Lighting arched from his fingers and struck the three villi in quick succession. The creatures let out harrowing wails before dissipating into the air. Letting out a sigh of relief, Sah jogged over to Hadama, "Are you ok?"
He'd brought flowers to the shrine with shaking hands and a bowed head. Taking his time, he'd confessed to Safrin what had happened and simply spoke to the air, pouring out his distress. The endeavor had lessened some of the burden on his heart, at least for the moment. Afterward, the Wild Thunder had donned his armor and taken his companions out to hunt in an attempt to try and take his mind off of everything.
Pad was the one who reacted first, his hackles rising and a quiet growl rumbling in his chest. Seeing through the wolf's eyes, Sah's own widened as he took in a trio of villi passing by and headed in the direction of the shrine that he'd just left. Worried, the Wild Thunder silently followed the creatures with a furrowed brow.
It was as they took a bend that he spotted Hadama and how close the creatures were to the unsuspecting Demi-god. "Hadama, duck!" The warning wasn't necessary; the Wild Thunder's aim was too precise. But after what had happened with Melita, he'd rather be safe than sorry, especially as he called forth his lighting.
Sah may still have had reservations about using the element against allies, but he would never hesitate to use it on an enemy. Lighting arched from his fingers and struck the three villi in quick succession. The creatures let out harrowing wails before dissipating into the air. Letting out a sigh of relief, Sah jogged over to Hadama, "Are you ok?"
I think therefore I am,
But what if all I do is bleed?
But what if all I do is bleed?
