yet my blood renders me a King
Sah wasn't sure what he was looking for. After parting from Hadama, he had been intending to head into the center of the Inner Quarter of the Grounds and use the portal to get home. But the moment that he'd stepped into the area, something started pulling at him. The tug was vaguely familiar. It had led him to various bizarre incidences and even the discovery of his companions. Ignoring it never lessened the impact and only made things worse. So, with a sigh and a glance at his wolves, Sah decided to follow his instincts once more.
Much to his confusion, it led him down a path that he'd never been. Lilly and Pad stuck close, watching their surroundings warily as it pulled Sah towards the western edge of the Inner Quarter. Eventually, it led him to a lake. The pull didn't stop however and seemed to be indicating that he needed to go down and into the inky blackness.
With a furrowed brow, the hybrid reluctantly left his two companions behind as he found a fissure in the ground. Shimming down, he landed on solid ground. Probably. It was pitch black. Raising a hand, he let a small fire form in his palm. He stood at the edge of an underground lake. The cavern was vast and Sah's footsteps echoed as he walked the edge of it, following the pull.
Suddenly, it worsened, and he turned sharply on his heel and peered into the darkness. All that he could see was a flicker of movement as something appeared to slip in and out of the shadows. It was almost hopping.
Much to his confusion, it led him down a path that he'd never been. Lilly and Pad stuck close, watching their surroundings warily as it pulled Sah towards the western edge of the Inner Quarter. Eventually, it led him to a lake. The pull didn't stop however and seemed to be indicating that he needed to go down and into the inky blackness.
With a furrowed brow, the hybrid reluctantly left his two companions behind as he found a fissure in the ground. Shimming down, he landed on solid ground. Probably. It was pitch black. Raising a hand, he let a small fire form in his palm. He stood at the edge of an underground lake. The cavern was vast and Sah's footsteps echoed as he walked the edge of it, following the pull.
Suddenly, it worsened, and he turned sharply on his heel and peered into the darkness. All that he could see was a flicker of movement as something appeared to slip in and out of the shadows. It was almost hopping.
Sah
