SUNJATA
i'm drowning in all these voices in the sea
and meeting all my vices in the ring
and meeting all my vices in the ring
Her question ignites something that he isn’t sure he can fully answer. Not without learning more from Wessex, but what he can offer is exactly what the demigod has told him previously. “Seasonal deities, I believe.” He rumbles, a thoughtful look crossing his face while he considers it, the explanation. He half turns in his chair, keeping his head propped by a hand as he lets his steel gaze linger along Melita’s face. “So, Halo has the Eirachi, right? The Deepfrost goddess.” He muses, pausing a beat to let her answer if she wishes to.
“There’s another one, trapped somewhere warm with lava and heat. She needed help getting them free. Not sure what else it entails.” He leans forward then, pulling his hand away from his face to take a sip of his drink. “I'm not sure how many more there are out there.” Would this one, given the warmth and heat of the new place, be their Longheat equivalent? He doesn’t know, won’t be there to find out. And so he lets the information linger in the air, for her to pick and pull away at it as she pleases.
“There’s another one, trapped somewhere warm with lava and heat. She needed help getting them free. Not sure what else it entails.” He leans forward then, pulling his hand away from his face to take a sip of his drink. “I'm not sure how many more there are out there.” Would this one, given the warmth and heat of the new place, be their Longheat equivalent? He doesn’t know, won’t be there to find out. And so he lets the information linger in the air, for her to pick and pull away at it as she pleases.
so step inside, i ain't afraid to bleed
there ain't a casket strong enough for me
there ain't a casket strong enough for me
Feel free to use magic/force on Sunjata, without killing him <3
Sunjata speaks with an Australian accent and has a passive magic that makes him produce a subtle scent that matches exactly to whatever those around him most desire him to smell like.
