Sohalia
To absolutely no one's surprise, Sohalia was spending her evening in her office in the Tower. She leaned over her desk, head braced on one hand, as she scribbled notes on a piece of paper. It was her to-do list for the next day, and it was growing. The Heart paused in her transcription, setting down her pen and rubbing her eyes. Gods, she was tired. But it was better to be tired than to spend yet another sleepless night thinking about all the things she couldn't change.
The girl rose from her desk and crossed to the window, looking out at her city. Lights twinkled above and below: the lights of shops and restaurants on the streets of Stormbreak, and the many stars hung in the night sky. One of these lights caught her eye, and she felt her heart sink as she realized that there were two moons, something she'd never thought to see in the velvety blackness of Caido's night. She stared for a few minutes, dread settling in her chest.
They'd been warned, but they weren't prepared for whatever it was that came their way. And Sohalia knew, in her heart of hearts, that the unnamed threat was coming for them all.
The girl rose from her desk and crossed to the window, looking out at her city. Lights twinkled above and below: the lights of shops and restaurants on the streets of Stormbreak, and the many stars hung in the night sky. One of these lights caught her eye, and she felt her heart sink as she realized that there were two moons, something she'd never thought to see in the velvety blackness of Caido's night. She stared for a few minutes, dread settling in her chest.
They'd been warned, but they weren't prepared for whatever it was that came their way. And Sohalia knew, in her heart of hearts, that the unnamed threat was coming for them all.
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