Sah
Sah accepts that as the best he's going to get and nods. "Alright." He knew the chances were slim, both of reform and any coup. But the Order could not remain the way it was. Despite their loyalty to the Old Gods, from what he could tell, the organization was also driving people away from them. Abandoned and hybrids, and maybe even sympathetic Attuned and Accepted. All of them likely were put off by the Order's fanaticism, and that might reflect badly on teh Old Gods themselves.
The Abandoned could hear the sincerity in the Demi-god's voice, but it would still be a long while before he forgave himself. But the fact that Seren was still willing to be near him, still willing to hug him and laugh with him, soothed him. Sah blinked in surprise when her hand came up to rest on his cheek. But soon he melted. Leaning into her hand, and eyes falling shut as the tension left his shoulders. Eyes opening he gave Seren a slightly rueful smile. "Fine. I'll try not to."
The Abandoned could hear the sincerity in the Demi-god's voice, but it would still be a long while before he forgave himself. But the fact that Seren was still willing to be near him, still willing to hug him and laugh with him, soothed him. Sah blinked in surprise when her hand came up to rest on his cheek. But soon he melted. Leaning into her hand, and eyes falling shut as the tension left his shoulders. Eyes opening he gave Seren a slightly rueful smile. "Fine. I'll try not to."
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
