"Indeed," the Tidebreaker acknowledged gravely. Considering the Honeybee's volatile nature it was something of a coin toss as to whether Sah's strategy would help things or make them worse. Only Melita could decide how she would respond to the distance - or silence - from the man who had accidentally (if temporarily) killed her. Hadama had not spent much time with his old friend since the advent of Starfall, but he would never have tried to anticipate her reaction to such a situation.
Not only was it a very unique circumstance, but she was an agent of gleeful chaos at the best of times. The only one who knew how she would react was Melita herself. And there was the chance that no matter what he did now, Sah may have made himself... if not an enemy, then an antagonist for the foreseeable future.
"I wish you luck in finding them." Hadama's words were not without sympathy. The young man was in an unenviable position, but the King respected the mage enough to trust him to handle the situation on his own.
Reaching up to adjust his scarf, he looked back at the shrine and then his gaze returned to the Wild Thunder with a questioning tilt of his head as he considered what had been said earlier. She?"Are you also one of Safrin's faithful?" A reasonable assumption given who the shrine was dedicated to, but many on Caido prayed to many gods without being sworn exclusively to one. Perhaps Sah had simply sought solace in the Star-eyed goddess's light due to the shrine's nearness when he needed it.
Not only was it a very unique circumstance, but she was an agent of gleeful chaos at the best of times. The only one who knew how she would react was Melita herself. And there was the chance that no matter what he did now, Sah may have made himself... if not an enemy, then an antagonist for the foreseeable future.
"I wish you luck in finding them." Hadama's words were not without sympathy. The young man was in an unenviable position, but the King respected the mage enough to trust him to handle the situation on his own.
Reaching up to adjust his scarf, he looked back at the shrine and then his gaze returned to the Wild Thunder with a questioning tilt of his head as he considered what had been said earlier. She?"Are you also one of Safrin's faithful?" A reasonable assumption given who the shrine was dedicated to, but many on Caido prayed to many gods without being sworn exclusively to one. Perhaps Sah had simply sought solace in the Star-eyed goddess's light due to the shrine's nearness when he needed it.
