Lightning makes no sound until is strikes
Sah noticed the soothing affect that the shrine on the Wraith, and it settled some of his own nerves. Turning to the shrine, it truly was beautiful, he mimicked her posture but also inclined his head in respect.
Letting out a breath he gave his own case. "It's as Wessex says. I came to Caido less then a year ago, just as the tension began to truly mount. My world was at it's end and being brought through your portal, intentional or not, saved my life. And yet ever since I've been here, the history I've been told has been put in such black and white terms. And always biased towards the Old Gods. Things are never so simple as good and evil, not when it comes to reality and actual people. So I'm certain that the story that I've been told has been altered."
Sah took a breath to steady his nerves. "If you're willing, would you please tell me your side of it? Arrogant as it is to ask, I would be grateful to hear both sides of what happened before I'm forced to make any choices." He swallowed harshly but he was being completely genuine. Coming into Caido on the brink of war as an Abandoned Outlander was a unique experience. Bound to none of the gods and wanted by none as he was, Sah had the luxury of choice to a degree. And although he felt arrogant to ask this of the Voice, he wanted to make the right choice, for himself and for Caido.
(If Sah’s roll isn’t good enough for the Voice, Wessex will use a shrine slot.)
Letting out a breath he gave his own case. "It's as Wessex says. I came to Caido less then a year ago, just as the tension began to truly mount. My world was at it's end and being brought through your portal, intentional or not, saved my life. And yet ever since I've been here, the history I've been told has been put in such black and white terms. And always biased towards the Old Gods. Things are never so simple as good and evil, not when it comes to reality and actual people. So I'm certain that the story that I've been told has been altered."
Sah took a breath to steady his nerves. "If you're willing, would you please tell me your side of it? Arrogant as it is to ask, I would be grateful to hear both sides of what happened before I'm forced to make any choices." He swallowed harshly but he was being completely genuine. Coming into Caido on the brink of war as an Abandoned Outlander was a unique experience. Bound to none of the gods and wanted by none as he was, Sah had the luxury of choice to a degree. And although he felt arrogant to ask this of the Voice, he wanted to make the right choice, for himself and for Caido.
(If Sah’s roll isn’t good enough for the Voice, Wessex will use a shrine slot.)
Sah
