Sah
Sah simply nodded, taking the words at face value, understanding where the hinted bitterness was actually directed. He couldn't imagine how frustrated Deimos and the others were. To have all of their careful planning succeed only to be overtaken a few days later. Although privately Sah considered some of their choices to be to blame, that was neither here nor there.
Instead the Outlander considered Deimos' words. "The portal certainly is an obstacle that will need to be dealt with sooner rather then later. For now though I'd argue that it could be left as a defensive measure." The inability to use it during Deepfrost went both ways after all. It was somewhat reassuring that the Sword thought his idea was acceptable. After seeing a dragon coming from above, Sah hadn't been able to think of anything else.
Eyeing the sun's location, the Abandoned gave his friend a tired smile. "I best be getting back. I'll see you in a few days. Take care of yourself, alright?" With a wave Sah grabbed his bag and began to head home.
-[FIN]
Instead the Outlander considered Deimos' words. "The portal certainly is an obstacle that will need to be dealt with sooner rather then later. For now though I'd argue that it could be left as a defensive measure." The inability to use it during Deepfrost went both ways after all. It was somewhat reassuring that the Sword thought his idea was acceptable. After seeing a dragon coming from above, Sah hadn't been able to think of anything else.
Eyeing the sun's location, the Abandoned gave his friend a tired smile. "I best be getting back. I'll see you in a few days. Take care of yourself, alright?" With a wave Sah grabbed his bag and began to head home.
-[FIN]
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
