Higher than heaven

Now that he was familiar with the Wild Thunder's method of teleportation, Hadama did not flinch at the lightning bolt that struck nearby out of a cloudless sky. His emerald eyes had closed against the flash and his hand tightened briefly on the haft of his trident until he heard the Halovian's voice over the ringing in his ears, but after a moment the echoes of the thunderclap faded and he inclined his head at the hunter in greeting. "You did," he confirmed solemnly, before bowing politely to Lilly and pulling off his mitten to offer the wolf his hand in greeting. If she allowed he would give her chin a gentle scritch, and though he glanced to the white eyes that watched him from the shadows he made no move to coax their owner any closer, respecting the pup's caution.

"I am unharmed, thank you." Straightening up again and pulling the mitten back on, his expression eased as he took in his fellow follower of Safrin looking so healthy and hale. He paused, tilting his head slightly at the little shadowy canine without looking at him directly. "A new companion?"

He waited courteously for Sah's answer before continuing with what had brought him out into the dark of Halovian Deepfrost, bundled up thickly in a parka, scarf, and mittens, with a thick stocking cap pulled down over his ears to protect them from the cold. "I apologize for interrupting your hunt. But I have a quest from our goddess, and I have come to ask for help."