The stars, the moon,
They have all been blown out
As Delphia faded away and the air around them grew cold, Abasi took a step back and looked to Wessex, wondering if she would cower in fear knowing she had offended a God. The only beings higher than those chosen to rule were those who had made them, after all. He mumbled a prayer to himself, one for Gods not in Caido but still the ones where he felt the most protection.
He was endlessly glad his name was not the one whispered on the wind. He very much expected Wessex to back down. When the Queen didn't, and in fact challenged the Demi-God to do more, he widened his eyes with shock. Did she have a deathwish?
"Are you sure this is wise?" Abasi asked Wessex quietly, his voice low. It felt wrong to question a ruler, but he could not help but be mortified at her gall in this situation.
He was endlessly glad his name was not the one whispered on the wind. He very much expected Wessex to back down. When the Queen didn't, and in fact challenged the Demi-God to do more, he widened his eyes with shock. Did she have a deathwish?
"Are you sure this is wise?" Abasi asked Wessex quietly, his voice low. It felt wrong to question a ruler, but he could not help but be mortified at her gall in this situation.
No dawn, no day
I'm always in this twilight
ABASI
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