Sah
Sah sighed, mulling over Aino's words for a moment. "I hate it, but you're right. I guess the best thing I can do is stay out of it. But if I am pulled, which I have a horrible hunch that I will be, I'll stick to a side." His brows furrowed, not pleased with the war situation in the least.
But Aino's question had Sah's eyes snapping to his sister's. Disbelief written on every inch of his face. "You're kidding. You and Ilma are more than enough. More than I ever thought I'd have in Caido. I'd still be practically feral if Ilma hadn't stepped in, and... I'd be a lot more alone if you hadn't as well." Sah felt horrible. Did Aino not realize how much she and her mother meant to him? How far he'd be willing to go for their sakes?
Sah bit his lip, eyes turning haunted. "I've lost enough loved ones in the two wars I've fought in. I'm not sure how much more loss I can handle. If I can stay out of Caido's god's war, I will. But I won't let them, or those loyal to them, take my family away from me. I can't."
But Aino's question had Sah's eyes snapping to his sister's. Disbelief written on every inch of his face. "You're kidding. You and Ilma are more than enough. More than I ever thought I'd have in Caido. I'd still be practically feral if Ilma hadn't stepped in, and... I'd be a lot more alone if you hadn't as well." Sah felt horrible. Did Aino not realize how much she and her mother meant to him? How far he'd be willing to go for their sakes?
Sah bit his lip, eyes turning haunted. "I've lost enough loved ones in the two wars I've fought in. I'm not sure how much more loss I can handle. If I can stay out of Caido's god's war, I will. But I won't let them, or those loyal to them, take my family away from me. I can't."
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
