ABASI
Abasi had been shocked when they had left the safe cocoon of the temple and he had seen the extent of the destruction left by Longnight. He had heard the monsters, seen their marks on the people who had returned through the doors, but he hadn't realised there would be such obvious scarring on the landscape. It reminded him of the worst floods he had seen in his life time, when the Nile had come to swallow the town whole.
Once all of his things were back in his room and he had had ten minutes to sit and clear his mind, he readied himself to assist with the clean up. He had said he wanted to contribute to the house and he meant it, however he could.
Hearing noises from the bathroom, he headed there, pushing up his sleeves. He had worn the plainest clothes he had and for once left his golden jewellery in the bedroom, his wrists feeling oddly light and naked without it. Turning the corner into the bathroom and seeing the mud everywhere, he took in a stressed breath.
"How do we clean it?" He asked, not wanting to make any assumptions. Things were always odd here. "With two of us it should be faster, at least."
Once all of his things were back in his room and he had had ten minutes to sit and clear his mind, he readied himself to assist with the clean up. He had said he wanted to contribute to the house and he meant it, however he could.
Hearing noises from the bathroom, he headed there, pushing up his sleeves. He had worn the plainest clothes he had and for once left his golden jewellery in the bedroom, his wrists feeling oddly light and naked without it. Turning the corner into the bathroom and seeing the mud everywhere, he took in a stressed breath.
"How do we clean it?" He asked, not wanting to make any assumptions. Things were always odd here. "With two of us it should be faster, at least."
Do not raise up intimate companions
For nothing is to be gained from them
Let your own heart be watchful over you
