Sah
Sah hummed, nodding in understanding. "I see. That would be good to know. But can we trust their response to be true?" Wessex was their former queen; wouldn't they side with her actions regardless? And if not, she was still one of their demigods and the Grounds likely couldn't do anything against her wishes.
Deimos' snort surprised Sah. He raised a brow, feeling baffled, "You're on bad terms. Seriously?" This was a war and the two hypothetical Old God strongholds were on bad terms. Sah let out a long, tired sigh, "Anyway to fix that? If we're not united in this war then we've already lost."
No wonder they weren't getting anywhere in their plans. They were only playing with half their pieces so to speak. A blatant disadvantage already from the start. If whatever rift present was possible to repair, then they needed to do that first.
Deimos' snort surprised Sah. He raised a brow, feeling baffled, "You're on bad terms. Seriously?" This was a war and the two hypothetical Old God strongholds were on bad terms. Sah let out a long, tired sigh, "Anyway to fix that? If we're not united in this war then we've already lost."
No wonder they weren't getting anywhere in their plans. They were only playing with half their pieces so to speak. A blatant disadvantage already from the start. If whatever rift present was possible to repair, then they needed to do that first.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
