Noah nodded in agreement. Quiet, even if unusual, was better than chaos. Noah knew Torchline to be a place with a healthy underbelly, though, so he suspected that even in times of peace and prosperity there were goings on that the royals and advisors and other government entities knew nothing about. "I am glad for that." He said anyways, leaning back then to rest near the water's edge.
"Vi." Noah answered simply. He was sure that he didn't need to elaborate, but he would if asked. Little did Noah know, in this meeting with Hadama, that this charge would become something greater than what Noah understood it to be now. He didn't know yet the ire that his god felt at interpreting Noah's actions, or lack there of, over the last year. "I'm glad your letter reached me here. What is it you wanted to talk about?"
"Vi." Noah answered simply. He was sure that he didn't need to elaborate, but he would if asked. Little did Noah know, in this meeting with Hadama, that this charge would become something greater than what Noah understood it to be now. He didn't know yet the ire that his god felt at interpreting Noah's actions, or lack there of, over the last year. "I'm glad your letter reached me here. What is it you wanted to talk about?"
