The stars, the moon,
They have all been blown out
Loren's pleasant question surprised Abasi, though he supposed it shouldn't have; the other man had been nothing but polite to him, even through the Blight-inspired threats. He was just unused to people caring, to asking after his emotions. He was even further unused to giving them.
"I...am comfortable, yes, but I fear what is to come. The people here seem either bold and sure it will all be fine, or terrified, and that gap worries me. I do not know if to be scared is foolish or wise." Perhaps this really was all a big show over nothing, a myth and tradition taken too far.
He stood up to get closer to Loren, but brought the sheet with him; this place was always so cold. Wrapping it around his shoulders, he sat down on a nearby chair. "Astra. Interesting choice of a name - did you give it? Or do these creatures possess any kind of sentience, enough for names?" He studied the Luxere carefully, but did not reach out to scratch it. He had never much cared for animals.
"I...am comfortable, yes, but I fear what is to come. The people here seem either bold and sure it will all be fine, or terrified, and that gap worries me. I do not know if to be scared is foolish or wise." Perhaps this really was all a big show over nothing, a myth and tradition taken too far.
He stood up to get closer to Loren, but brought the sheet with him; this place was always so cold. Wrapping it around his shoulders, he sat down on a nearby chair. "Astra. Interesting choice of a name - did you give it? Or do these creatures possess any kind of sentience, enough for names?" He studied the Luxere carefully, but did not reach out to scratch it. He had never much cared for animals.
No dawn, no day
I'm always in this twilight
ABASI
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