so i’ll say words i don’t believe

Sohalia

Don't try to wake me up
Even if the sun really does come out tomorrow

It was easier, after all, to ask how Sunjata was than to broach the topic of how Soh fared. After the yeti battle, she wasn’t sure that she wanted to examine her feelings too closely lest they threaten to overtake her entirely. She was surviving on numbness, having shoved her myriad emotions to the back of her mind and locking them away - or trying to, anyway, which was very nearly the same thing.

Still, she was just about to agree to find food when a gust of wind brought a gasp to her lips, the sudden, icy chill reverberating down her spine and causing her to stiffen. She was doused suddenly in a ball of snow, and she looked at Sunjata in dismay. It was cold enough in Halo for Soh not to wish to be any colder, and that snow was now trickling down the back of her shirt. Maybe if she just moved out of the way…

”Well, that was unfortunate,” she said as she moved from the path of whatever game the water elementals were playing. Her humor didn’t quite reach her eyes. ”Let’s find some food.”

Don't believe anything you say anymore
In the morn, in the morning