I have never feared the storm
Sah hummed at the idea of spirits being the cause. "Maybe? They can be pretty interesting beings. I actually met one recently. At least I think that's what they were? I visited the shrine in Halo and instead of my prayer being answered by a god, something possessed one of the candles and asked me about my life story." He gave a small shrug. "It was pretty odd. Flattering, but odd." Sah bit his lip, trying to hold in his laughter as Seren snuck Lilly snacks. The movement was obvious, and even if it wasn't, the overwhelming excitement and anticipation coming from the pup through their bond was clear enough.
As for runes, that made Sah pause. "Maybe? I still remember what they looked like, and how they were used. I never used them myself, but I might be able to try? From what I understand it was like writing a spell down only for you to use your energy later to actually activate it." He paused, trying to put it into words. "Kind of like pre-preparing it almost?" It was a bit of a difficult concept to explain, especially to someone who's knowledge of magic had a completely separate foundation.
Observing Seren, Sah was glad to see that she was telling the truth. The demigod truly did seem ok, and it made the last of Sah's tension bleed out. "I'm glad." That did remind him though. Sah scratched the back of his neck sheepishly. "One other thing happened lately that I was going to tell you. That kind neighbor of mine? Her name's Ilma. Well... it turns out one of my sparring partners in Halo is her daughter. She brought me over for dinner after a session and that's how I found out. And..." A shy smile came to his lips. "They adopted me. I'm still processing it but....I never expected both my neighbor and her daughter to be ok with it, and yet..." Sah shrugged, honestly not sure how to put the emotions into words. "It's a bit overwhelming still."
As for runes, that made Sah pause. "Maybe? I still remember what they looked like, and how they were used. I never used them myself, but I might be able to try? From what I understand it was like writing a spell down only for you to use your energy later to actually activate it." He paused, trying to put it into words. "Kind of like pre-preparing it almost?" It was a bit of a difficult concept to explain, especially to someone who's knowledge of magic had a completely separate foundation.
Observing Seren, Sah was glad to see that she was telling the truth. The demigod truly did seem ok, and it made the last of Sah's tension bleed out. "I'm glad." That did remind him though. Sah scratched the back of his neck sheepishly. "One other thing happened lately that I was going to tell you. That kind neighbor of mine? Her name's Ilma. Well... it turns out one of my sparring partners in Halo is her daughter. She brought me over for dinner after a session and that's how I found out. And..." A shy smile came to his lips. "They adopted me. I'm still processing it but....I never expected both my neighbor and her daughter to be ok with it, and yet..." Sah shrugged, honestly not sure how to put the emotions into words. "It's a bit overwhelming still."
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