He had not often prayed at the Citadel shrine, even after receiving the boon of legs upon demand. It was something to rectify, he decided as he knelt before its altar. The shrine had a clean, complex beauty to it, covered in candles as it was and lovingly tended by many pious hands. There was gilding and ornamentation not found in the wild shrines, and numerous offerings already in place by the time he set his own amongst them. A seed from Torchline and a geckoloth's skull were placed with reverence, but it was the small, polished silver sculpture of the moon with all its craters and landmarks visible through a spyglass that he had labored the hardest over, and he found a place near the center for it before he bowed his head in a prayer of gratitude for those who had survived the season so far.
And a prayer of peace for those souls lost in Stormbreak, and all the others who had fallen victim to the Void.
He was straightening from his ablutions when his name was called - and a much younger voice offered greeting. His expression softened from its solemnity as he turned, bowing low to offer Erebos a smile and a slow wink. "Hello, Erebos," he rumbled warmly before he straightened to greet the father. "Deimos. Thank you for seeing me today." He tilted his head in inquiry at his fellow leader, more solemn with Erebos's father but still relaxed as he moved directly to the reason for his visit. "Will there be others joining us in the garden this time?"
And a prayer of peace for those souls lost in Stormbreak, and all the others who had fallen victim to the Void.
He was straightening from his ablutions when his name was called - and a much younger voice offered greeting. His expression softened from its solemnity as he turned, bowing low to offer Erebos a smile and a slow wink. "Hello, Erebos," he rumbled warmly before he straightened to greet the father. "Deimos. Thank you for seeing me today." He tilted his head in inquiry at his fellow leader, more solemn with Erebos's father but still relaxed as he moved directly to the reason for his visit. "Will there be others joining us in the garden this time?"
