yet my blood renders me a King
Sah filed the information aware for later and gave Morgan a tired smile, "I'm glad I'm not the only one." It was intriguing how similar yet opposite they were. Both wished to avoid swearing fealty to any of the Gods yet they both leaned in different directions. They had prayed to both Old and New. The New had answered Sah yet he was more inclined towards the Old. It seemed to be the opposite for the Warden as far as the younger Abandoned could tell.
The mention of the upcoming shrine visit caught Sah's attention. "I'd loved to go." He snickered slightly, "It should be interesting given what we are. Hopefully we'll receive an answer." Sah fell quiet for a moment before continuing, "I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous. I'm still so unused to Caido's Gods", he admitted with a slight sigh.
Sah hadn't expected to Morgan to agree with him once more, in regard to spirits now. It pulled a smile from him, "I see." The Outlander then turned his attention back to the Sea of Glass with narrowed eyes. "I think it's almost over." The noise and shaking of the ice seemed to have abated somewhat.
The mention of the upcoming shrine visit caught Sah's attention. "I'd loved to go." He snickered slightly, "It should be interesting given what we are. Hopefully we'll receive an answer." Sah fell quiet for a moment before continuing, "I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous. I'm still so unused to Caido's Gods", he admitted with a slight sigh.
Sah hadn't expected to Morgan to agree with him once more, in regard to spirits now. It pulled a smile from him, "I see." The Outlander then turned his attention back to the Sea of Glass with narrowed eyes. "I think it's almost over." The noise and shaking of the ice seemed to have abated somewhat.
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