Sah
Sah raised a brow at the Sword, lips twitching with amusement. "A test, huh?" Still the Abandoned indulged the other and paused to think for a moment. "There's a variety of reasons. Distracting themselves and others from the sense of instability that Halo is dealing with, as well as from recent events." Trying to keep the mood light for themselves and others. "Nervous tics and old habits tend to also return in uncertain times." People adapted and coped in a variety of ways.
Sah snickered, before growing solemn "Also boredom. But it could also be a desire to fill the silence. Halo feels so empty at times due to how many people have left." What was one filled with sound and laughter had grown nearly as still as the ice around them.
The slight jab at his self-preservation skills made Sah shake his head in exasperation. "I at least take precautions." Training to better his chance of survival, coming up with contingency plans, etc. The Abandoned did take steps. It wasn't his fault that they tended to go up in flames. Or more specifically, lightning.
The news about the Mathair and teh Greatwood brought a smile to Sah's face, "I'm glad." He felt relieved for the region, pleased that their Goddess was home. What had happened to the Mathair had made him sick when he'd heard about it. Even if you didn't follow someone's god, you didn't destroy their sacred places or shrines. Every attempt to do so that Sah had heard of, from both sides, filled him with rage. There were just some things that you just didn't do, even when at war.
Sah snickered, before growing solemn "Also boredom. But it could also be a desire to fill the silence. Halo feels so empty at times due to how many people have left." What was one filled with sound and laughter had grown nearly as still as the ice around them.
The slight jab at his self-preservation skills made Sah shake his head in exasperation. "I at least take precautions." Training to better his chance of survival, coming up with contingency plans, etc. The Abandoned did take steps. It wasn't his fault that they tended to go up in flames. Or more specifically, lightning.
The news about the Mathair and teh Greatwood brought a smile to Sah's face, "I'm glad." He felt relieved for the region, pleased that their Goddess was home. What had happened to the Mathair had made him sick when he'd heard about it. Even if you didn't follow someone's god, you didn't destroy their sacred places or shrines. Every attempt to do so that Sah had heard of, from both sides, filled him with rage. There were just some things that you just didn't do, even when at war.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
