It was like losing them all over again. Perhaps because Saiden was losing them for a second time: the sister he’d loved and never got to see again, and the niece he’d never even gotten to know, given back to him then snatched away in an instant. Tears fell freely from his eyes, a grief he’d thought long gone returning to him in full force. ”How…” He had to swallow. Lifting red eyes to Ludo, he took a deep breath. ”How did they die?” Even if it hurt, he needed to know.
At the mention of men who might be able to share in the Hali's grief he nodded. "Where can I find these men?" His voice came out half-choked, but he felt himself drawn to these strangers (he assumed).
At the mention of men who might be able to share in the Hali's grief he nodded. "Where can I find these men?" His voice came out half-choked, but he felt himself drawn to these strangers (he assumed).
