Lightning makes no sound until is strikes
The Voice's actual presence has Sah tensing slightly. This was his first encounter with one of Caido's gods. Her presence and aura alone tell Sah all that he needs to know. That the insisted claims from those who follow the Old Gods that the Voice is not a real goddess, are horribly wrong. The being in front of him might not have started out divine, but she certainly was now.
Her question is a fair one, the very reason that the Outlander had hesitant in coming here. Sah glanced up to meet her eyes, gaze steady but still respectful. The only reason he hadn't taken a knee so far was how Wessex was behaving. Sah got the feeling that perhaps kneeling wouldn't be appreciated. But it still felt odd to stand and speak with a Goddess he knew nothing of.
So instead he strove to be as respectful as he could. "It was Wessex's suggestion that I come speak with you. And I agreed. Some things are too important to hear second-hand." He grimaced, brows furrowed slightly. "Every second-hand account I've heard so far has been filled with contradictions and holes."
Sah took a breath, steadying his nerves. "I have no right to ask anything else of you. I'm grateful to be alive and that's enough for me. But if you are willing and have the time, I would appreciate hearing your side of what happened. Please."
Her question is a fair one, the very reason that the Outlander had hesitant in coming here. Sah glanced up to meet her eyes, gaze steady but still respectful. The only reason he hadn't taken a knee so far was how Wessex was behaving. Sah got the feeling that perhaps kneeling wouldn't be appreciated. But it still felt odd to stand and speak with a Goddess he knew nothing of.
So instead he strove to be as respectful as he could. "It was Wessex's suggestion that I come speak with you. And I agreed. Some things are too important to hear second-hand." He grimaced, brows furrowed slightly. "Every second-hand account I've heard so far has been filled with contradictions and holes."
Sah took a breath, steadying his nerves. "I have no right to ask anything else of you. I'm grateful to be alive and that's enough for me. But if you are willing and have the time, I would appreciate hearing your side of what happened. Please."
Sah
