Sah
Only in the dark
of night
Sah nodded in understanding as he absorbed Ronin's words. He could imagine suddenly being behind a barrier to a new world would bring a lot of stress. But the small area probably was a plus for adjusting. [say{\"I bet.\"[/say} He was glad that Ronin is warming up to him a bit now that the worst of the awkwardness has passed. of night
He hadn't expected to get the story of how Ronin and Safrin met today, but he was interested nonetheless. "Safrin was able to get behind the barrier?" He had thought that once it was up, it was impenetrable from both sides. But then Ronin went and dropped that bomb and Sah froze, eyeing the man in front of him with new eyes. "You died?" He asked quietly, concern clear. Sah swallowed harshly. "I... I saw my world end. Everything went black and I woke up in Caido, in a new body. I don't know if that's death, or just what happens when you go through the portal but...." He took a breath. "It's haunting nonetheless." He offered quietly. He wasn't trying to say that his experience was worse, or the same. Just that he understood some of the emotions Ronin might have gone through. At least a little. Sah hoped that Ronin didn't take it the wrong way.
Still, to be a star was quite something. "I'm glad that Safrin was able to save you in some way. Were you conscious as a star, if I may ask?" He wondered what it would be like to watch the world from above, but unable to fly down and help. It sounded beautiful yet painful. It did kind of hurt his brain to hear that Ronin was also a demigod. How in the world did that work? Wouldn't Ronin be a demigod of Safrin then just as Seren was? "Is Demigod a species here? Because in my world the term was only used for familial parent-to-child relations with a god." He had to ask, his brain hurt too much at the idea. The confusion must have been clear on his face as well.
do the stars
shine bright
shine bright
