Sohalia
The party was well underway by the time Sohalia arrived, dressed in shorts and a halter top that bared her midriff. Her scars were prominently on display: gashes across her abdomen and a burn that curled up over her shoulder. Self-conscious, she lingered on the periphery, meandering beneath the canopies and visiting various stalls before making her way to the bonfire, where she offered Tanau a small glass trinket in the shape of a cactus. She murmured a quiet prayer for a peaceful rest of the season and then retreated, finding her way back to the stalls - and to her companion, who had remained away from the fire while Soh made her offering.
Fortunately for Soh, the cloud wyrm crafted a small cloud that followed Soh around, providing a much-needed reprieve from the sun and heat. Having grown used to her companion's presence, Soh was nevertheless grateful for the shade and scratched beneath Anani's chin affectionately. Spotting Zavien, she made her way over to the ex-Commander, surprised to find him standing with another familiar face. "Hello," she said to Zavien and Liam. "Care to share our cloud?" And with that, Anani breathed her cloud a little bigger so that it might encompass them all.
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Soh brings a small blown glass cactus as an offering.
Fortunately for Soh, the cloud wyrm crafted a small cloud that followed Soh around, providing a much-needed reprieve from the sun and heat. Having grown used to her companion's presence, Soh was nevertheless grateful for the shade and scratched beneath Anani's chin affectionately. Spotting Zavien, she made her way over to the ex-Commander, surprised to find him standing with another familiar face. "Hello," she said to Zavien and Liam. "Care to share our cloud?" And with that, Anani breathed her cloud a little bigger so that it might encompass them all.
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Soh brings a small blown glass cactus as an offering.
there's no life without you here
Minor powerplay allowed without permission.
Feel free to use force/magic on Sohalia.
Feel free to use force/magic on Sohalia.







