Sah
Sah heard from passing children what Deimos had set up, and had quickly finished his errands before making his way to the impromptu festival. When he arrived, he nodded and waved at those he knew before indulging in a cup of hot chocolate. It was good to see the region come together for some lighthearted fun as more and more people arrived.
With his cup empty, the Wild Thunder put on a pair of skates and joined the fray. He'd only ice skated once or twice so Sah kept a tight grip on the railing as he stepped out onto the ice. He still nearly slipped the second he set his foot down. Thankfully, he was able to regain his balance before falling.
As Deimos and Erebos flew past, Sah laughed, giving them both a wave as they sent a small shower of ice cascading onto him. It was wonderful to see at least one child in Caido was having a true childhood. How Deimos and Evie had managed to keep their son safe from the spontaneous agings that always befell children, the younger hybrid didn't have the faintest clue. It was commendable and he hoped that their luck would last.
Elizabeth also appeared to be having some trouble on the ice as Sah slowly made his way over. Inching along the edge of the rink with one hand on the rail at all times, he eventually reached her with a laugh. "I'm so glad that I'm not the only one who doesn't have a clue what they're doing."
With his cup empty, the Wild Thunder put on a pair of skates and joined the fray. He'd only ice skated once or twice so Sah kept a tight grip on the railing as he stepped out onto the ice. He still nearly slipped the second he set his foot down. Thankfully, he was able to regain his balance before falling.
As Deimos and Erebos flew past, Sah laughed, giving them both a wave as they sent a small shower of ice cascading onto him. It was wonderful to see at least one child in Caido was having a true childhood. How Deimos and Evie had managed to keep their son safe from the spontaneous agings that always befell children, the younger hybrid didn't have the faintest clue. It was commendable and he hoped that their luck would last.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
