yet my blood renders me a King
Sah let out a chuckle at the barrage of questions. He should have expected it but the Outlander was a little out of practice with dealing with pups. But he did his best to answer all of her questions in order. "I used magic instead of my wings. Casting spells to make the wind howl, the sky's grow cloudy, and for lighting to rain down." Sah gestured with his hands as he spoke, fully settling into a storytelling mode.
"All sorts of creatures, big and small. We did have dragons. And instead of luxere there were deer that had vines and flowers growing from their antlers. They would walk through the forest and were very rare. If you saw one, it was said to be a sign of good luck. As for the gods?" A slightly wistful smile came to his face, memories both fond and painful flashed through his mind. "There were many. More than there are in Caido. There were gods related to parts of the natural world and then there were gods of things like war, food, and luck. Different people and different beasts were loyal to different gods. My kind were loyal to the goddess of the moon. Her name was Mune and she was very kind."
"All sorts of creatures, big and small. We did have dragons. And instead of luxere there were deer that had vines and flowers growing from their antlers. They would walk through the forest and were very rare. If you saw one, it was said to be a sign of good luck. As for the gods?" A slightly wistful smile came to his face, memories both fond and painful flashed through his mind. "There were many. More than there are in Caido. There were gods related to parts of the natural world and then there were gods of things like war, food, and luck. Different people and different beasts were loyal to different gods. My kind were loyal to the goddess of the moon. Her name was Mune and she was very kind."
Sah
