yet my blood renders me a King
Sah returned the playful kick, "Well, one of us has to be." He teased, though really he didn't blame the demi-god for not thinking about armor. Weapons were often more fun to dream about anyway, but one can never forget defense as well.
The offered arm was eagerly accepted and Sah leaned into Seren's side gratefully. His own arm went around her waist as he rested his cheek on her temple, turning it into a side-hug. The slight, accidental quip had Sah's lips twitching. "No, not something you bring up with a stranger." He agreed with a hint of amusement. It had been an incredibly impulsive decision on his part to tell Seren. One based on instinct alone, be he didn't regret it. It had proven to be the right choice for both of them. The demi-god was more careful about her safety now, and the Abandoned had someone there for him when the memories became too much.
Giving Seren one last grateful squeeze Sah pulled away until they were sitting side-by-side with their shoulders just barely brushing. "There actually was one small thing I wanted to talk to you about. More of something that I wanted to show you."
Sah held out his hand in-between them and activated his lighting magic. It came far easier now as sparks began to trail around his fingers. Not only was their movement more fluid, it was visibly more powerful. Letting the element trail after his hand, Sah started drawing small shapes in the air with the lighting. Small swirls and such that followed his hand's movements. "All that training is beginning to pay off. My lighting magic recently surged in strength." His voice was all satisfied pride.
The offered arm was eagerly accepted and Sah leaned into Seren's side gratefully. His own arm went around her waist as he rested his cheek on her temple, turning it into a side-hug. The slight, accidental quip had Sah's lips twitching. "No, not something you bring up with a stranger." He agreed with a hint of amusement. It had been an incredibly impulsive decision on his part to tell Seren. One based on instinct alone, be he didn't regret it. It had proven to be the right choice for both of them. The demi-god was more careful about her safety now, and the Abandoned had someone there for him when the memories became too much.
Giving Seren one last grateful squeeze Sah pulled away until they were sitting side-by-side with their shoulders just barely brushing. "There actually was one small thing I wanted to talk to you about. More of something that I wanted to show you."
Sah held out his hand in-between them and activated his lighting magic. It came far easier now as sparks began to trail around his fingers. Not only was their movement more fluid, it was visibly more powerful. Letting the element trail after his hand, Sah started drawing small shapes in the air with the lighting. Small swirls and such that followed his hand's movements. "All that training is beginning to pay off. My lighting magic recently surged in strength." His voice was all satisfied pride.
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