Sah
It always ruffled Sah's fur when Hadama called him by his full name. He hardly ever used it and often only signed with his first name. Had he even ever told the Demi-god what his last name was? Still, he shook his head fondly.
Nova was a welcome surprise and the Wild Thunder smiled warmly at her, "It's good to see you again. Have you enjoyed any more wanderings?" Dear gods, please say no.
Sah listened as Hadama explained the tasks ahead of them. He had to restrain a snort of laughter as the sunny hybrid tried to woo the fae into doing her labor. When he caught Nova's eye in passing, Sah winked, his amusement clear.
Focusing on his own task. he set about measuring the current stairs a few times to ensure that he had the proper measurements. Once he was confident, Sah grabbed the fresh planks of wood and marked out where to cut. After a final check, he set about cutting out the new stairs by hand. When it came to shrines or larger constructions, the hybrid was inclined to do so manually. It felt more personal and negated any risks of magical degradation.
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Sah measures and cuts new ones!
Nova was a welcome surprise and the Wild Thunder smiled warmly at her, "It's good to see you again. Have you enjoyed any more wanderings?" Dear gods, please say no.
Sah listened as Hadama explained the tasks ahead of them. He had to restrain a snort of laughter as the sunny hybrid tried to woo the fae into doing her labor. When he caught Nova's eye in passing, Sah winked, his amusement clear.
Focusing on his own task. he set about measuring the current stairs a few times to ensure that he had the proper measurements. Once he was confident, Sah grabbed the fresh planks of wood and marked out where to cut. After a final check, he set about cutting out the new stairs by hand. When it came to shrines or larger constructions, the hybrid was inclined to do so manually. It felt more personal and negated any risks of magical degradation.
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Sah measures and cuts new ones!
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
