Sah softened at the sensation sent his way, sending a gentle surge of warmth in return as he felt Sohalia's grief. He wasn't sure what or who he had suddenly reminded her of, but he didn't pry as she continued the conversation. They'd only spoken a few times after all.
He watched as the Attuned took in their surroundings, chuckling lightly, No worries. Noticing the signs is usually a learned habit. There are a few people that do it instinctually, but most have to be taught. A thought occurred and Sah tilted his head. We could practice if you'd like? We could take turns trying to sneak up on each other. The Wild Thunder couldn't get out of his mind how wary and on guard Sohalia had been in their first meeting. It made him want to give her the tools she needed to protect herself from whatever she was, hopefully metaphorically, running from. He had recalled after their last meeting that she had been the ruler of Stormbreak once, so Sah had a bad feeling that it was a literal threat. All the more reason to help her.
He watched as the Attuned took in their surroundings, chuckling lightly, No worries. Noticing the signs is usually a learned habit. There are a few people that do it instinctually, but most have to be taught. A thought occurred and Sah tilted his head. We could practice if you'd like? We could take turns trying to sneak up on each other. The Wild Thunder couldn't get out of his mind how wary and on guard Sohalia had been in their first meeting. It made him want to give her the tools she needed to protect herself from whatever she was, hopefully metaphorically, running from. He had recalled after their last meeting that she had been the ruler of Stormbreak once, so Sah had a bad feeling that it was a literal threat. All the more reason to help her.
the wild thunder
Lightning strikes
A distant howl
A distant howl
