The March of Darkness
Suitably placated, Ubaid - like the rest of them, it seemed - didn't really have much to comment on as the Lord of Chaos moseyed away. He nodded along with the demigod's words, kept his hands folded in front of him, and turned his attention to the roiling storm. His companions assented, or condescended, to Soahc's leadership, but the promise of divine intervention troubled him as deeply as everyone else.
What he did not do was move an inch. Waiting until everyone's attention was on their new master, and their shambolic procession from Oakfoot was underway, he reached to his left, tapping the ghoul there on the shoulder. The feminine monster's watery eyes met the blank gaps in his mask, and then the pair glanced in unison over their shoulders, back towards Oakfoot. Help them, gather them all up. Do not tarry.
Fahra was smart, but more importantly she knew how his mind worked; the monster turned and silently scampered away, running parallel to Soahc's cleanup crew and hopping back up to the rooftops. Confident in her better judgement, Ubaid turned his attention to the heavens, seeking out a circling speck above Oakfoot, and jerked his head at the retreating ghoul. She would need the eye in the sky more than he, and possibly the messenger.
Besides, he might as well get some use out of the bird before Tyrrus had it electrocuted.
The stage set, Ubaid and his remaining manservant drifted along quietly in Soahc's wake.
The Road North
"Oh, my..."
Sir Charles had been quiet all this time because Sir Charles had been more interested in stuffing his face than making pleasantries. Mister Greatjohn had taken care of that, and all that had been required of the bedraggled swordsman was a tired little wave as Karstone failed to introduce him properly. Still, if Alicia was anything to go off nobody cared where anybody else was from anyway, so what the hell. All seeing. All knowing. All scumbag.
Suitably placated, Ubaid - like the rest of them, it seemed - didn't really have much to comment on as the Lord of Chaos moseyed away. He nodded along with the demigod's words, kept his hands folded in front of him, and turned his attention to the roiling storm. His companions assented, or condescended, to Soahc's leadership, but the promise of divine intervention troubled him as deeply as everyone else.
What he did not do was move an inch. Waiting until everyone's attention was on their new master, and their shambolic procession from Oakfoot was underway, he reached to his left, tapping the ghoul there on the shoulder. The feminine monster's watery eyes met the blank gaps in his mask, and then the pair glanced in unison over their shoulders, back towards Oakfoot. Help them, gather them all up. Do not tarry.
Fahra was smart, but more importantly she knew how his mind worked; the monster turned and silently scampered away, running parallel to Soahc's cleanup crew and hopping back up to the rooftops. Confident in her better judgement, Ubaid turned his attention to the heavens, seeking out a circling speck above Oakfoot, and jerked his head at the retreating ghoul. She would need the eye in the sky more than he, and possibly the messenger.
Besides, he might as well get some use out of the bird before Tyrrus had it electrocuted.
The stage set, Ubaid and his remaining manservant drifted along quietly in Soahc's wake.
The Road North
"Oh, my..."
Sir Charles had been quiet all this time because Sir Charles had been more interested in stuffing his face than making pleasantries. Mister Greatjohn had taken care of that, and all that had been required of the bedraggled swordsman was a tired little wave as Karstone failed to introduce him properly. Still, if Alicia was anything to go off nobody cared where anybody else was from anyway, so what the hell. All seeing. All knowing. All scumbag.
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