There was no time to call on the moon a second time in so short a span, but neither was there reason to worry. A second stag of brilliant sunlight appeared, far swifter than the injured Void Luxere, and it brought a final end to the threat. Grateful for the help, Hadama began to look around for his friend, who must be nearby--
The sudden appearance via teleportation caused the Tidebreaker to draw a quiet but sharp breath of surprise that turned into an exhalation that was almost a laugh as he reached to clasp his friend's forearm in a sturdy grip. "Noah, thank you. The help was most appreciated." Clean kills for them both, in contrast with the corruption of what they had slain and he nodded grim agreement to the Forsaken's sentiments. "Indeed. Were you hunting them?" An assumption that Hadama felt comfortable making, given both Noah's skills as a hunter and his staunch defense of his home from the Void. The night was more than merely chilly on the Tundra at night, even in Longheat, but the light of the stars and partial moon overhead reflected from the frost-laden grasses and lit the scene in bright if monochrome illumination.
The sudden appearance via teleportation caused the Tidebreaker to draw a quiet but sharp breath of surprise that turned into an exhalation that was almost a laugh as he reached to clasp his friend's forearm in a sturdy grip. "Noah, thank you. The help was most appreciated." Clean kills for them both, in contrast with the corruption of what they had slain and he nodded grim agreement to the Forsaken's sentiments. "Indeed. Were you hunting them?" An assumption that Hadama felt comfortable making, given both Noah's skills as a hunter and his staunch defense of his home from the Void. The night was more than merely chilly on the Tundra at night, even in Longheat, but the light of the stars and partial moon overhead reflected from the frost-laden grasses and lit the scene in bright if monochrome illumination.
