Sah
Sah eagerly leaned into the side hug, one of his arms going around Aino's waist. His head leaned on Aino's shoulder as he listened to her speak of Halo and her ties. Sah found himself nodding in agreement. Halo had been good for him. Welcoming him in with open arms and giving him a means to adjust and survive. If Halo changed for the worse, or was destroyed, he'd be devastated. Here, the culture built off mutual survival was strong and created a tight-knit community. It reminded the Outlander of home and had made his adjustment to Caido all the more easier.
"You're right. Halo is a great place, filled with great people. It's worth fighting for." For Aino, Ilma, Deimos, Noah, Hotaru, and all the others who lived here and had helped Sah.
The sudden change of tone had Sah forcing a smile to his own face. "True." His grin turned mischievous. "You might even have a few grey hairs by then." Before the blow that he was sure was coming could land, Sah danced out of the way and grabbed another muffin. "What do you want to do with your bounty of pastry?" He asked from a safe distance.
"You're right. Halo is a great place, filled with great people. It's worth fighting for." For Aino, Ilma, Deimos, Noah, Hotaru, and all the others who lived here and had helped Sah.
The sudden change of tone had Sah forcing a smile to his own face. "True." His grin turned mischievous. "You might even have a few grey hairs by then." Before the blow that he was sure was coming could land, Sah danced out of the way and grabbed another muffin. "What do you want to do with your bounty of pastry?" He asked from a safe distance.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
