Sah
Sah trudged through the sand, Lilly at his heels. Even if he wasn't physically tired, the deep ache of exhaustion was present in his bones. One born of the mental and emotional strain of the last week. Eyes on the fading stars, the Abandoned questioned how yet again his world had been turned upside down. Just as he was getting comfortable in Halo, any and all security was yanked from his grasp yet again. It was maddening.
Lilly nudged his knee as they walked, trying to offer some manner of comfort. Both wolf and Outlander were unused to the sand and heat of Torchline. Though Sah would admit that the place was beautiful. The colors, the water, the stars and bright sky. It had it's charms. But it wasn't Halo. Stuck in his stormy thoughts, he didn't recognize the figure on the sand until he drew closer. Once he did, some of the shadows dimmed, leaving exhaustion in their wake. "Seren?"
Lilly nudged his knee as they walked, trying to offer some manner of comfort. Both wolf and Outlander were unused to the sand and heat of Torchline. Though Sah would admit that the place was beautiful. The colors, the water, the stars and bright sky. It had it's charms. But it wasn't Halo. Stuck in his stormy thoughts, he didn't recognize the figure on the sand until he drew closer. Once he did, some of the shadows dimmed, leaving exhaustion in their wake. "Seren?"
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
