Shaking his head, the words fell like chain around his neck. No, there must've been a way, a way to get out, a way to get back to where he'd been- battle, death; those screams, all those screams raced through his head. No. Now wasn't the time, his head pounded still, face etched with grim determination. If he was going to find a way out, this man would not be the man to help him, he'd already given up, rolled over to let his fate bind him. The same fate that wouldn't bind him, he was determined and a man's determination was all he had in such trying times.
But what was that? A settlement? He pressed for answers, urgency drenched in his voice. "A settlement? Where? Which direction; population? Facilities?"
Before Are could answer he was looking around, he gazed at the direction the man had come from, and then to the large, protruding spire that jutted from the ground, what was the building for? A monument? A temple? He pushed the thoughts away, now wasn't the time to wonder about trivialities, he look a moment longer before his steely gaze returned to the man himself. A lead was better than nothing at all, even if this antiquated man with his talk of ancient beliefs and superstitions didn't quite fill him with confidence.
But what was that? A settlement? He pressed for answers, urgency drenched in his voice. "A settlement? Where? Which direction; population? Facilities?"
Before Are could answer he was looking around, he gazed at the direction the man had come from, and then to the large, protruding spire that jutted from the ground, what was the building for? A monument? A temple? He pushed the thoughts away, now wasn't the time to wonder about trivialities, he look a moment longer before his steely gaze returned to the man himself. A lead was better than nothing at all, even if this antiquated man with his talk of ancient beliefs and superstitions didn't quite fill him with confidence.
