[SE] what a symphony ought to be

Sah

Sah nodded, "I did as well." He watched as the fox leaped onto the back of one of the wolf pups. "Maybe the younger ones are just especially playful with other canines?" The fox was small. But he'd never seen a frost fox so maybe they all were. The congratulations were appreciated, and he glanced at Lena with a warm smile, "Thank you." The house was certainly getting crowded—three adults, three companion wolves, and now three wild wolves.

He listened intently as Lena spoke of Stormbreak's internal strength and filled in the blanks. "I'm glad to hear it." There wasn't much more he could say than that. But pride filled him to hear that Caido's people were still standing tall in the most dangerous of places. It gave him hope.

The Abandoned took the change of topic with a nod, "I've been alright." The Tournament felt almost like a lifetime ago with how rapidly things had progressed. It had taken him time and Safrin's approval to recover from the trauma as much as he had. "I've been keeping up with my training and traveling some." Sah's eyes were drawn to the sky above them. "There's so much to do, and when I have spare time, I try to help where I can."

Running a hand over Pad's back, Sah continued, "There's something that I've been debating for a while now." The Wild Thunder's brow furrowed as he tried to find the right words before his eyes returned to Lena's, "How did...how did you go about asking to become an Attuned? If I'm allowed to ask that." Sah wasn't sure how private of a topic it was and he sincerely hoped that he hadn't crossed an unknown line with his inquiry.

My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare