yet my blood renders me a King
Sah raised a brow, his own temper rising slightly. His voice grew sharp in reprimand, "You dare insult the judgment of the very gods you claim to serve? That's a rather dangerous and hypocritical thing to say." Granted, she was young, but Sah could see that there would be no getting through to her today. These things took time.
But when her eyes went to the offerings, Sah read the near intention in her eyes and his magic raised up beneath his skin. If she had tried to touch the items, she would have been blown back by a stern combination of telekinesis and air magic. He watched her with narrowed eyes to see if he needed to act.
Thankfully though, Lisbeth thought better of it. So although Sahs' eyes remained narrowed throughout her rant, he remained where he was, silent as she yellled her heart out. He knew none of the anger and pain was directed him personally, and that it likely was just a reflection of what she'd been taught. At the end, Sah just sighed heavily and raised his glass in a mock salute as she fled, "Goodnight to you too." Shaking his head, he listened as she cried in the distance.
His heart twinged and he wanted to go try to comfort her. But Sah had a feeling it would only make things worse. Lisbeth clearly needed space. So instead, he pretended that he didn't hear and returned to his silent vigil.
Sah watched the moon reach its peak and descend back down to make room for the sun. Once it was beyond sight, he carefully packed up the offerings and turned to climb up to the shrine and complete his quest. He hoped wherever she was, Lisbeth was ok.
-{FIN}
But when her eyes went to the offerings, Sah read the near intention in her eyes and his magic raised up beneath his skin. If she had tried to touch the items, she would have been blown back by a stern combination of telekinesis and air magic. He watched her with narrowed eyes to see if he needed to act.
Thankfully though, Lisbeth thought better of it. So although Sahs' eyes remained narrowed throughout her rant, he remained where he was, silent as she yellled her heart out. He knew none of the anger and pain was directed him personally, and that it likely was just a reflection of what she'd been taught. At the end, Sah just sighed heavily and raised his glass in a mock salute as she fled, "Goodnight to you too." Shaking his head, he listened as she cried in the distance.
His heart twinged and he wanted to go try to comfort her. But Sah had a feeling it would only make things worse. Lisbeth clearly needed space. So instead, he pretended that he didn't hear and returned to his silent vigil.
Sah watched the moon reach its peak and descend back down to make room for the sun. Once it was beyond sight, he carefully packed up the offerings and turned to climb up to the shrine and complete his quest. He hoped wherever she was, Lisbeth was ok.
-{FIN}
Sah
