amun
Leopard lady’s question confused Amun. ”Uh...yes. Am I not supposed to?” Granted, he was usually stronger at night, sustained as he was by the moon. But nothing quite like this. Indeed, it felt as if he was immune to feeling anything at all. That thought worried him, and his brow furrowed. Almost frantically, he knelt down to touch the snow, but even that wasn’t cold. Wasn’t anything at all, to his unfeeling hands, which he now stared at with distress and horror writ large upon his features.
Still, that was nothing compared to how he felt when the woman told him where he was, and, more importantly, that there was no way back. ”No...no way back? That’s can’t be right.” He gave her almost a pleading look. This land, these Hollowed Grounds, this world called Caido, had magic, her shift and his presence here was evidence of that. So surely there were mages or beings powerful enough to send him home.
After all, they’d been strong enough to bring him here to begin with.
Still, that was nothing compared to how he felt when the woman told him where he was, and, more importantly, that there was no way back. ”No...no way back? That’s can’t be right.” He gave her almost a pleading look. This land, these Hollowed Grounds, this world called Caido, had magic, her shift and his presence here was evidence of that. So surely there were mages or beings powerful enough to send him home.
After all, they’d been strong enough to bring him here to begin with.
Thrill me, chill me, fulfill me
