Hadama nodded his agreement with Sah's sentiment - 'darn things,' indeed - while he worked to regain his breath so he could explain the nature of his favor. There had been no doubt in him that the hunter would agree to assist, though the Tidebreaker had been prepared to wait for a more convenient time for the Wild Thunder if necessary.
It was still a little strange to see the Halovian shift from man to animal when Hadama had known him for so long as an Abandoned, but it was a welcome change. More evidence of Safrin's approval and affection for the man, which the Tidebreaker could only admire.
He offered up the bangle solemnly to the raven's careful beak and then watched as Sah circled higher and higher until the dark bird was lost in the dark night sky beneath jeweled stars. It was a matter of faith that his friend reached the heights necessary to complete the task, but faith was something that Hadama had in abundance. He waited with quiet patience with the wolves, offering Lilly scritches once more until her human returned.
He accepted his armor back and then gave his friend a deep bow of gratitude. "Thank you," he murmured, slipping the bangle back into his pocket. He would return it to its customary spot wrapped around his bicep when he did not have to remove so many layers in order to put it back on. "Is there a task I can help you with in return?"
It was still a little strange to see the Halovian shift from man to animal when Hadama had known him for so long as an Abandoned, but it was a welcome change. More evidence of Safrin's approval and affection for the man, which the Tidebreaker could only admire.
He offered up the bangle solemnly to the raven's careful beak and then watched as Sah circled higher and higher until the dark bird was lost in the dark night sky beneath jeweled stars. It was a matter of faith that his friend reached the heights necessary to complete the task, but faith was something that Hadama had in abundance. He waited with quiet patience with the wolves, offering Lilly scritches once more until her human returned.
He accepted his armor back and then gave his friend a deep bow of gratitude. "Thank you," he murmured, slipping the bangle back into his pocket. He would return it to its customary spot wrapped around his bicep when he did not have to remove so many layers in order to put it back on. "Is there a task I can help you with in return?"
