Sah
When Sah saw Tal's notice, a brief flicker of panic had hit him. The last time he'd seen the courier in the desert, the man had nearly died. It was hard not to be worried. As such, he figured he might as well show up to back the fool up. And training bullying sounded like fun.
The Abandoned left Lilly at home, not wanting to expose his furred companion to the blistering heat. Her poor paw pads would've burned on the hot sand too. He himself, wore long loose clothing to protect his skin, arrived not long after Tal. When he spotted the man in the distance, he couldn't help but chuckle.
Walking up with a playful smirk Sah eyed Tal's glaive. "Looks like you got a new toy. Know how to use it yet?" The Outlander had his own weapons strapped to his hip as usual. If the courier wanted a weaponry spar, he was all for it.
The Abandoned left Lilly at home, not wanting to expose his furred companion to the blistering heat. Her poor paw pads would've burned on the hot sand too. He himself, wore long loose clothing to protect his skin, arrived not long after Tal. When he spotted the man in the distance, he couldn't help but chuckle.
Walking up with a playful smirk Sah eyed Tal's glaive. "Looks like you got a new toy. Know how to use it yet?" The Outlander had his own weapons strapped to his hip as usual. If the courier wanted a weaponry spar, he was all for it.
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
