Tal hated funerals.
But he was there anyways, representing the family and ready to haunt the snack table until the Captain-turned-Warden-turned-corpse finished her final send-off.
He eyed Sah as the other man said his peace, and snorted softly at the call for civility - but kept it under his breath. Palming a handful of nuts for later, the courier headed for the pyre and stopped in front of it, eying the shape in the flames with a complicated expression and hunched shoulders.
"Well... Dad always said you were a good captain. I dunno about the rest but... Yeah. Hope you get to share a drink with him again, now." He rubbed the back of his neck awkwardly and then turned abruptly and headed back to the snack table. Those fancy appetizers weren't going to eat themselves.
But he was there anyways, representing the family and ready to haunt the snack table until the Captain-turned-Warden-turned-corpse finished her final send-off.
He eyed Sah as the other man said his peace, and snorted softly at the call for civility - but kept it under his breath. Palming a handful of nuts for later, the courier headed for the pyre and stopped in front of it, eying the shape in the flames with a complicated expression and hunched shoulders.
"Well... Dad always said you were a good captain. I dunno about the rest but... Yeah. Hope you get to share a drink with him again, now." He rubbed the back of his neck awkwardly and then turned abruptly and headed back to the snack table. Those fancy appetizers weren't going to eat themselves.
