[Training] I still don't want to be here

"If I can't move the heavens above, I will move Hell" Sah shook his head and chuckled. "Water, right. Can't forget that." He mirrored Deimos' actions and got on the ladder. As to what his original form was... "My kind don't appear to exist here. The closest creature I've found are your wolves. Picture a wolf two to three times the size of the ones you are used to. Sometimes larger. My current height now would have only just barely been taller than my original shoulder." He sighed, feeling nostalgia creep up as he continued. "From there add large avian wings that are proportionate to the body, give them some manner of elemental magic, and you've got the basic picture of my kind." Sah explained, trying to describe his species in a way that could be easily pictured. It felt nice to be able to talk about them, although it did still hurt. "Oh, and my kind were smarter then your wolves I believe. I haven't really interacted with any but from what I've heard they're just animals to you, not a species with whom you'd respect their territorial borders or their Goddess." He added, pride coloring his voice. His kind were intelligent, not to the same extent as humanoids, but more so then the common Caido wolf. Sah's looked over the damaged roof with a critical eye. He could certainly see the issue even if he wasn't familiar with human buildings. He mirrored Deimos' actions carefully and began to aid in removing the damaged shingles. He truly did want to be an aid and not a hindrance. He felt some concern when the General mentioned being ill. Concern both for himself but also Deimos and all of the other Outlanders. "Are Outlanders more prone to disease here? Given that we've never been exposed to Natural diseases when we first arrive?" sah There stood the wolf in the winter wind Full of fearsome might There stood the wolf in the winter wind King of the winter night. -Tim Vallie