Sah
Sah let out a heavy sigh, nodding his head. "I know. Believe me I know. But throwing out a lifetime of knowledge isn't easy. I'm doing my best to sort what's applicable and what's not." His eyes rose to meet the Demi-god's, "I'll do better."
As for neutrality and why someone so used to war was trying to avoid it? "I think on some level I was hoping that Caido would be different. A new world a new life. I thought I'd at least give it a try." A cynical smile appeared but his eyes were pained, "Naive it seems."
The Abandoned reached over and threw one last knife, hardly sparing it a glance as it sunk into the outer ring. His attention had snapped to Noah once more, "I will never side with the Voice. That'd mean abandoning you and the others." Sah shook his head. "I'd never to do that." As much as he wished the war wasn't heading towards them, no matter how much he wished for an alternative to likely destroying the Ascended, as much as it hurt him to even allow such things to occur? Noah and the others were his people, and he would protect them as long as they allowed it.
Sah glanced at the demigod, "Should we get going? We're due to meet the others soon." The Abandoned knew there were things left unsaid, but he was emotionally exhausted. It was a state he'd grown used to in the last few seasons.
As for neutrality and why someone so used to war was trying to avoid it? "I think on some level I was hoping that Caido would be different. A new world a new life. I thought I'd at least give it a try." A cynical smile appeared but his eyes were pained, "Naive it seems."
The Abandoned reached over and threw one last knife, hardly sparing it a glance as it sunk into the outer ring. His attention had snapped to Noah once more, "I will never side with the Voice. That'd mean abandoning you and the others." Sah shook his head. "I'd never to do that." As much as he wished the war wasn't heading towards them, no matter how much he wished for an alternative to likely destroying the Ascended, as much as it hurt him to even allow such things to occur? Noah and the others were his people, and he would protect them as long as they allowed it.
Sah glanced at the demigod, "Should we get going? We're due to meet the others soon." The Abandoned knew there were things left unsaid, but he was emotionally exhausted. It was a state he'd grown used to in the last few seasons.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
