”I will.” Noah nodded, already having planned that way. Danta stood along with no council as far as Noah could tell, and it would be a fine line for the demigod to cross when it was clear they were working to please two very, very different deities. ”He has done some work to make it a far better home for the Ancients, and I did help him and some others clean up the aftermath of Longnight and help prepare some areas for the flooding.” So, at least he had a foothold in with Danta to see that Noah did, in fact, have benevolent plans.
”I don’t think they have done anything for protection in a larger sense. Nothing outside of our work in the barracks, anyway.” Though he had seen the barracks being used more by soldiers after their cleanup. ”Perhaps that is something I should suggest to him.” Noah rolled his shoulders back some.
The planning had done enough to calm his mind from the racing panic he had felt when Deimos called him. He nodded in fervent agreement and relief at Deimos’ regional quest explanation. Those would only benefit their people. Then, with some trepidation, Noah stepped out onto the ice. ”Deimos…what was it like, to see Safrin in such a way?” Noah asked, eyes cautiously looking again to the Warden.
”I don’t think they have done anything for protection in a larger sense. Nothing outside of our work in the barracks, anyway.” Though he had seen the barracks being used more by soldiers after their cleanup. ”Perhaps that is something I should suggest to him.” Noah rolled his shoulders back some.
The planning had done enough to calm his mind from the racing panic he had felt when Deimos called him. He nodded in fervent agreement and relief at Deimos’ regional quest explanation. Those would only benefit their people. Then, with some trepidation, Noah stepped out onto the ice. ”Deimos…what was it like, to see Safrin in such a way?” Noah asked, eyes cautiously looking again to the Warden.
Noah Olson
the forsaken
