Sah
Deimos' first indicator of company was the excited yip, followed by the sound of paws on wood planks. Lilly shot forward, eager to see for herself that the Sword was ok. Skidding to a stop at his feet, the pup wagged in greeting, eager for attention. She'd grown since their last meeting and was nearly full-grown now.
Sah followed behind his companion, chuckling with amusement. But he too scanned the Sword, shoulders relaxing as he noted that his friend was truly ok. "Hey Deimos, how are you holding up?"
The past few weeks had been a whirlwind for sure. Rapid change as the first plots of the war were implemented and refuted. The Abandoned had a feeling that things would only grow more unstable in the days to come. But he hoped that the actions of those preparing wouldn't trigger the war sooner then the original timeline.
As Sah came to a stop to speak with Deimos, Cordelia was back at where Sah and her had camped for the night. A small break on their bid to get home as soon as possible. Both were anxious to ensure the safety of Aino and the others.
Sah followed behind his companion, chuckling with amusement. But he too scanned the Sword, shoulders relaxing as he noted that his friend was truly ok. "Hey Deimos, how are you holding up?"
The past few weeks had been a whirlwind for sure. Rapid change as the first plots of the war were implemented and refuted. The Abandoned had a feeling that things would only grow more unstable in the days to come. But he hoped that the actions of those preparing wouldn't trigger the war sooner then the original timeline.
As Sah came to a stop to speak with Deimos, Cordelia was back at where Sah and her had camped for the night. A small break on their bid to get home as soon as possible. Both were anxious to ensure the safety of Aino and the others.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
