yet my blood renders me a King
The expression on the child's face and the look in her eyes was startlingly familiar and it made Sah soften with understanding. It seemed he wasn't the only feral one in Caido. That made things easier. Relaxing his posture to seem as non-threatening as possible, he made a soft rumbling noise in the back of his throat. It sounded a bit off in a human body, but it was the same vocalization he'd often made to soothe pups back home.
Making a small gesture with his hand, the fallen flowers floated up from the ground and hovered right in front of Alea's hands. "Sorry I snuck up on you pup." Not wanting to startle her further by getting closer before she was comfortable, Sah sat down on the grass as he spoke. "Ludo is lucky to have your help." Indeed, the supposedly abandoned graveyard looked well cared for, well loved. Surely the herald of Death would approve.
"I'm Sah, and this is Lilly." The wolf who had curled up beside her bonded on the grass wagged her tail once more. Sah tilted his head slightly with open curiosity, a trait the two seemed to share. "Do you have a name pup?" The child seemed alone and unused to conversation. Sah wouldn't be surprised if she lacked a name.
Making a small gesture with his hand, the fallen flowers floated up from the ground and hovered right in front of Alea's hands. "Sorry I snuck up on you pup." Not wanting to startle her further by getting closer before she was comfortable, Sah sat down on the grass as he spoke. "Ludo is lucky to have your help." Indeed, the supposedly abandoned graveyard looked well cared for, well loved. Surely the herald of Death would approve.
"I'm Sah, and this is Lilly." The wolf who had curled up beside her bonded on the grass wagged her tail once more. Sah tilted his head slightly with open curiosity, a trait the two seemed to share. "Do you have a name pup?" The child seemed alone and unused to conversation. Sah wouldn't be surprised if she lacked a name.
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