Sohalia
The Heart had been proud of her progress as supplies began rolling in and she categorized them neatly, sending them off this way or that to be stored until they were needed. At last, she thought, something that she could do, some way that she could help. She might not be strong and fierce like Melita, and she may not have magic like Edmund, but this, at least, she could do.
At least... for a while.
Then the Mer started to arrive. She'd forgotten that supplies would be coming by water, when no such system existed in Stormbreak. By the time she began counting out what they'd brought, a line had formed. Then clusters of landwalkers began to appear with seemingly random piles of items, and she began to struggle in earnest. When Hadama approached, she winced. "Sorry," she mumbled, her cheeks heating with shame. Maybe Koa had been right. Maybe it would have been better for her to just stay home.
But she was here now, and giving up wasn't an option, so she continued on with her work doggedly, relieved to at least have Hadama to share it with now - even if it shamed her to need the assistance.
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Sohalia continues working on supplies!
At least... for a while.
Then the Mer started to arrive. She'd forgotten that supplies would be coming by water, when no such system existed in Stormbreak. By the time she began counting out what they'd brought, a line had formed. Then clusters of landwalkers began to appear with seemingly random piles of items, and she began to struggle in earnest. When Hadama approached, she winced. "Sorry," she mumbled, her cheeks heating with shame. Maybe Koa had been right. Maybe it would have been better for her to just stay home.
But she was here now, and giving up wasn't an option, so she continued on with her work doggedly, relieved to at least have Hadama to share it with now - even if it shamed her to need the assistance.
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Sohalia continues working on supplies!
I've been waiting for your touch to bring me home
