Only in the dark of night
"What? No. Of course it's not your fault. And I would never do that!" Sah was confused by the lack of attack. By the clearly hurt feelings. He was missing something here. Hesitantly he relaxed his stance, confusion and disbelief coloring his voice. "You're seriously not going to try to kill me?" At Seren's clear anger and hurt, Sah realized that he'd made a mistake.
He let out a long sigh, running a frustrated hand through his hair. "I'm sorry." He spoke sincerely. "I'm still new to Caido and everyday at least someone is telling me that I have to be careful. That Abandoned need to always watch their backs so as not invoke the wrath of your gods, the old ones in particular. And the scrutiny of being an Outlander on top of it doesn't help." It wasn't an excuse, just an explanation of where he was coming from. "I thought, you being a child of the old gods..."Sah gestured helplessly. "I jumped to baseless conclusions and assumed the worst." He sighed again, rubbing the back of his neck sheepishly. "I'm sorry."
He let out a long sigh, running a frustrated hand through his hair. "I'm sorry." He spoke sincerely. "I'm still new to Caido and everyday at least someone is telling me that I have to be careful. That Abandoned need to always watch their backs so as not invoke the wrath of your gods, the old ones in particular. And the scrutiny of being an Outlander on top of it doesn't help." It wasn't an excuse, just an explanation of where he was coming from. "I thought, you being a child of the old gods..."Sah gestured helplessly. "I jumped to baseless conclusions and assumed the worst." He sighed again, rubbing the back of his neck sheepishly. "I'm sorry."
Do the stars shine bright
Sah
