It was the support and belief of friends like Sah that gave Hadama the strength to continue moving forward in the face of increasing difficulties. He would have clasped the hunter's hand if his own had not been so inconveniently bleeding, but even that was soon dealt with. The hybrid's abilities continued to grow every time they met, it seemed, and the Tidebreaker watched with appreciation and admiration as the magic healed the small punctures and smoothed fresh skin back over the area. It was swiftly unblemished and even the minor pain of it was nothing more than memory.
"Indeed." A single word encompassed his replies to both of Sah's observations and Hadama tilted his head at his friend warmly. "Thank you, Sah. I owe you a great deal. I hope that Safrin will be pleased with both of us."
And that she would look kindly upon the Tidebreaker's efforts to complete the quest that she had given him.
~Fin
"Indeed." A single word encompassed his replies to both of Sah's observations and Hadama tilted his head at his friend warmly. "Thank you, Sah. I owe you a great deal. I hope that Safrin will be pleased with both of us."
And that she would look kindly upon the Tidebreaker's efforts to complete the quest that she had given him.
~Fin
