sah Sah's brow furrowed deeper, "I'm not sure. If he had been alone, he would have died. But he was tended to quickly enough that I'm not sure if he really was in that level of danger. I guess... if it was a bad enough of a blow to the head he may have died instantly, regardless of who was around." Hopefully that would answer Trinket's dark question. "I have seen people die." Sah noted after a moment, too many emotions flickering in his eyes before fading once more, "I've seen it peacefully and violently. But...they grow still suddenly. Too still." He locked eyes with the demigod before his lips twitched slightly, "Even stiller than you are." Trinket really was like a doll at times, listless almost. It was unnerving but she was still clearly alive, still breathing. Her next question hardly surprised the Abandoned. "In Torchline, when someone dies, they put them on a ship and cast it into the water. Then one it’s a small distance away they set the ship on fire so the body burns. I’m not sure if there’s really a place that they store bodies beforehand except maybe in homes are hospitals?” Sah was far less familiar with the rites of the dead here than those in Halo. Halo's funerals were the only ones he'd attended in Caido so far. Sah hummed in thought, “Some people do bury their dead in what’s called a cemetery. There might be one in Torchline. Do you want to go there?” |
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