Noah nodded, "In a way, yes. At first we were all hesitant to accept him in the role of Warden. There hadn't been any outlanders before him." Noah's jaw feathered some, "He made a deal with the Eirachi, and when it went sour, the people of Halo paid the consequences for that. The Deepfrost goddess displayed her anger and left us open to the attack from the cultists. We lost a lot of our guard, our warriors, and some citizens, too." He left it at that -- that Neron's poor choices while in the seat of Warden left his people to suffer. The hunter did, however, hold a moral vendetta against the hybrid who was willing to make the deal at all. Not to mention Zariah and her part in all of it, with her willingness to sacrifice a child for her magic school. The memories of it all made a chill run down the hunter's spine. He shifted his weight some before looking to the general. His face was serious, cut from the ice of his homeland. "I want to know what makes you believe going to war with her and her people worth it."
Noah Olson When the night is cold and you feel like no-one knows what it's like to be the only one buried in this hole You can make it to the sunrise |
