Sah
Sah watches Morgan create the sphere with curiosity, "I see, though every magic feels different to me." His lighting felt like home, wild and free. His telekinesis more calculated and strategic. Steady and sure, grounding. Each had their uses, as diverse as their feel. There were certainly numerous applications of water, to harm and to help. He'd wondered if water had a feel.
As the sphere was launched towards him, Sah attempted to throw it away with his telekinesis but the sphere proved too heavy. Instead it slammed into him with enough force to knock the wind from his lungs. Ouch.
Sah did manage to stay on his feet though and launched a surge of lighting towards the Warden as he caught his breath. "Lighting is rather volatile. It can easily do more damage then you intend it to." He sent another volley of energy at her, "And it doesn't have nearly as many possible uses as water."
As the sphere was launched towards him, Sah attempted to throw it away with his telekinesis but the sphere proved too heavy. Instead it slammed into him with enough force to knock the wind from his lungs. Ouch.
Sah did manage to stay on his feet though and launched a surge of lighting towards the Warden as he caught his breath. "Lighting is rather volatile. It can easily do more damage then you intend it to." He sent another volley of energy at her, "And it doesn't have nearly as many possible uses as water."
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
