Sah
Sah sighed heavily, "It did. Enhanced senses, capabilities, the works. But also, that tie down to my soul that I had with my Goddess." He paused, "It all was torn away with her death." He shook his head as he remembered how horrible the feeling of sudden weakness had been, "But it was incredible when I had it. She'd already been like a second mother to me at that point. So after she healed me, that feeling was only stronger."
The Abandoned chuckled slightly as Darkeye spoke, "I know. If the only wolves you know of are similar to Caido's, I imagine it's a lot to wrap your mind around." Sah had been horribly confused at first that the only wolves present in this world were the simple animal form.
Darkeye's prediction wasn't wildly far off from his own, "I don't think it's that simple. The country will be shaken down to its core as you say. But this war won't end until at least one side has been completely decimated. I fear both will fall in the end. And all that chose to remain neutral will be caught in the middle."
As to whether that point would mean survival or certain death by both factions? Who could say. Sah suspected it was the second and that was were his opinion differed. "I don't know if it worked the same in your world as it did mine, but in all the wars I saw and participated in, neutrality only ever ended in death."
Sah's brow furrowed as the other Outlander spoke about magic in such a way. The cleric's bias was clear to see, and the Abandoned knew that nothing he said would change the man's view on the matter. "You've suffered by its hand, but don't close your eyes to how it may help you. Or the people who wield it. There are neutral Abandoned here in Caido who long for nothing more than peace and safety. Don't turn your back on them in your path solely for their magic."
The Abandoned chuckled slightly as Darkeye spoke, "I know. If the only wolves you know of are similar to Caido's, I imagine it's a lot to wrap your mind around." Sah had been horribly confused at first that the only wolves present in this world were the simple animal form.
Darkeye's prediction wasn't wildly far off from his own, "I don't think it's that simple. The country will be shaken down to its core as you say. But this war won't end until at least one side has been completely decimated. I fear both will fall in the end. And all that chose to remain neutral will be caught in the middle."
As to whether that point would mean survival or certain death by both factions? Who could say. Sah suspected it was the second and that was were his opinion differed. "I don't know if it worked the same in your world as it did mine, but in all the wars I saw and participated in, neutrality only ever ended in death."
Sah's brow furrowed as the other Outlander spoke about magic in such a way. The cleric's bias was clear to see, and the Abandoned knew that nothing he said would change the man's view on the matter. "You've suffered by its hand, but don't close your eyes to how it may help you. Or the people who wield it. There are neutral Abandoned here in Caido who long for nothing more than peace and safety. Don't turn your back on them in your path solely for their magic."
I think there for I am,
But what if all I do is bleed?
But what if all I do is bleed?
