yet my blood renders me a King
Sah’s eyes widened as they met molten silver, coughing as the breath snatch made its ay though. He also could have sworn he saw a shooting star go by in the younger man’s pupils, and that was enough distraction to put the breath snatch out of his mind. Still processing the startling eye color, the hybrid was further baffled when the stranger began writing with stars in the thin air. He had to be a Safrin Demi-god. The Wild Thunder could think of no other explanation. However, that did beg the question. Why did he keep finding Safrin’s kids wandering along in Halo? This was the second time already.
As far as he knew, the other kids of Safrin who were around were all in Torchline. And for a new one to appear so soon after Seren’s death? It left a bitter taste in the hybrid’s mouth. It made sense that Safrin would want to maintain a certain number of Demi-gods, but it felt too soon. Almost like his dear friend was being replaced. The revelation made the Wild Thunder nearly nauseous but he shoved it down. Sah couldn’t imagine that Seren would want him to abandon her brother and the hybrid wasn’t one to blame others for how they came to be.
Pushing those thoughts aside, Sah shook his head, lighting a fire in his palm under the guise of giving them more light. “I’m not alone.” He tilted his he tilted his head as he regarded the other man. “If you’re sure. But if you’d like company on the way back to the Citadel, my companions and I’d be happy to walk with you.” He held out his other hand, “I’m Sah. It’s nice to meet you.”
As far as he knew, the other kids of Safrin who were around were all in Torchline. And for a new one to appear so soon after Seren’s death? It left a bitter taste in the hybrid’s mouth. It made sense that Safrin would want to maintain a certain number of Demi-gods, but it felt too soon. Almost like his dear friend was being replaced. The revelation made the Wild Thunder nearly nauseous but he shoved it down. Sah couldn’t imagine that Seren would want him to abandon her brother and the hybrid wasn’t one to blame others for how they came to be.
Pushing those thoughts aside, Sah shook his head, lighting a fire in his palm under the guise of giving them more light. “I’m not alone.” He tilted his he tilted his head as he regarded the other man. “If you’re sure. But if you’d like company on the way back to the Citadel, my companions and I’d be happy to walk with you.” He held out his other hand, “I’m Sah. It’s nice to meet you.”
Sah
