saiden
Saiden didn't pray to Safrin all that much. However, he figured staying in the gods' good graces was probably for the best. So he'd picked up a nice little sparkly piece of jewelry, a gold bracelet set with opals that sparkled like the stars during the latest voyage of the Ark. Waiting until nightfall, he made his way to the lighthouse that housed her shrine.
Before he reached it, though, the sight of a shirtless Sunjata stopped the cook in his tracks. He grinned. "Well well well, if it isn't our Arbiter in the flesh." His gaze swept over the other man. "Quite a bit of it too. Not that I mind."
Whistling, the Hali spread his arms, showing off his own shirtless state. "Don't mind me. Just out for a little stroll and a quick prayer." He winked at Sunjata.
Before he reached it, though, the sight of a shirtless Sunjata stopped the cook in his tracks. He grinned. "Well well well, if it isn't our Arbiter in the flesh." His gaze swept over the other man. "Quite a bit of it too. Not that I mind."
Whistling, the Hali spread his arms, showing off his own shirtless state. "Don't mind me. Just out for a little stroll and a quick prayer." He winked at Sunjata.
