The stars, the moon,
They have all been blown out
"Safrin." Abasi had not heard much of this Goddess, only knew that she existed, really. It seemed everyone only wanted to speak about Frey or Ludo, or if they were feeling angry, The Voice. "So he has returned from the dead? I see." Really, he was surprised - it sounded like he'd had a good honourable death doing something important, and to be in the sky was a fitting, peaceful afterlife. He did not say that though, sure that the man's husband was very content with the way things had panned out.
He glanced to the wall, wondering just how common this sort of thing was. "If you'd like, you could draw or write something about that on the wall. In case it happens again to someone else."
At hearing about family units, he said nothing, just shrugged. Other cultures often had odd hang ups and thoughts about relationships, he thought (particularly the Greeks, who had visited frequently, and whom Abasi could not stand).
He glanced to the wall, wondering just how common this sort of thing was. "If you'd like, you could draw or write something about that on the wall. In case it happens again to someone else."
At hearing about family units, he said nothing, just shrugged. Other cultures often had odd hang ups and thoughts about relationships, he thought (particularly the Greeks, who had visited frequently, and whom Abasi could not stand).
No dawn, no day
I'm always in this twilight
ABASI
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