yet my blood renders me a King
Sah glanced at Morgan in surprise. He'd hadn't expected her to come out and say that she'd sought the Voice's council, but it did make sense. That and it could have been before this war business entirely. "She never responded? Have you tried the Old Gods?"
He paused, not wanting to come across as accusatory or integratory, "Did you try to get one of the gods to give us a quest like we planned, or did things get too hectic for you to get away for a day?" The Outlander hadn't heard anything, and he'd been meaning to ask. Halo safety always had to come before such things so if Morgan hadn't had a chance to try, he'd understand.
Sah understood Morgan's view and as much as he too wanted Halo to be neutral, he didn't see it as feasible. "I once tried to pray to the Old Gods. I was ignored but I had a nice conversation with the spirits." He chuckled, "Sometimes I think the spirits are the only ones in Caido who think clearly." They had their biases, but they almost seemed separate from the plots of gods.
He paused, not wanting to come across as accusatory or integratory, "Did you try to get one of the gods to give us a quest like we planned, or did things get too hectic for you to get away for a day?" The Outlander hadn't heard anything, and he'd been meaning to ask. Halo safety always had to come before such things so if Morgan hadn't had a chance to try, he'd understand.
Sah understood Morgan's view and as much as he too wanted Halo to be neutral, he didn't see it as feasible. "I once tried to pray to the Old Gods. I was ignored but I had a nice conversation with the spirits." He chuckled, "Sometimes I think the spirits are the only ones in Caido who think clearly." They had their biases, but they almost seemed separate from the plots of gods.
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