I am not a scholar and I don't believe in fate
The landshark was an interesting companion, Noah had to admit. He had not grown up with them as a threat like they did in the Hollowed Grounds. Halo's ice was too much for them. "Hmm, we'll have to see." Noah's own chuckle from before turned into a smirk at his words. If Amun was so confident in himself as better company, Noah would welcome the opportunity for him to prove himself. All in jest, anyway. "I really came to walk the maze to see if there was a shrine hidden within it."
When the ascended lifted his hands towards the griffin, as a sign of what was hopefully neutrality, the griffin inspected him with large, golden eyes, and clacked her beak. "This is Eira. I'd say she isn't as fierce as she makes herself appear...but that isn't really true since living here." It was true -- while they lived in Halo, Eira was a much more trusting and kind creature. Now, the instability of the wilds and Noah's new found tendency (and necessity) to travel from land to land brought her great unease. She displayed this in her more protective nature, more ready to defend her bondmate than to convince him another was a friend.
NOAH
