LUDO
”I did not think we were the type to suddenly keep tabs on all of our pets and creations,” Ludo tilts its head. ”You have gotten very controlling in your old age, Safrin.” With its rags writhing about it, the youth seems somehow larger than it is, and it stands before her as she boils and rages, utterly unbothered. At least until she mentions the problem, and Ludo smiles too wide.
”More than one problem.” It points, suddenly, out into the cosmos, where a star suddenly blazes with light. ”How long do you plan to lie to your chosen, that I am the reason this star still hangs in your sky?”
”More than one problem.” It points, suddenly, out into the cosmos, where a star suddenly blazes with light. ”How long do you plan to lie to your chosen, that I am the reason this star still hangs in your sky?”
