Hell Follows Her
It had been some time since Syala had been among the full might of the Sanctum gathered in one locale, and just as those that had taken place previously, she was entirely at home. Her time previously had been spent either with [member="Lerinku Matni"], her Padawan, or simply about within the Temple, completing what tasks were requested or simply existing. It was a peaceful and altogether serene way of life, one that suited who she was. But lately she had been wanting for an excuse to stretch her legs, and this offered her just that, if not a wealth of familiar faces as well. Already she sensed the presences of individuals she recognized and others she didn't. This would be quite the night indeed.
Among those she knew as friend there was one who had transcended that title to become very, very special and dear to her heart, a man she hadn't had the opportunity to so much as speak with in a long while. Immediately she set out to find him, still finding it strange how different it felt to walk in the ensemble chosen for the occasion rather than the robes she nearly always donned. Quietly she stepped up behind him on that balcony, doing nothing more than standing next to him and taking in the natural tranquility of their surroundings, drumming her fingers lightly on the railing. For all the calm her exterior radiated, she would be lying if she said she wasn't absolutely thrilled to find him safe and well.
"Connor Harrison. It's been too long." Turning her head slightly she looked to him, even if her sightless eyes would suggest otherwise. "I had the chance to meet your new apprentice. Krux is a very good man, and I have no doubt he learned all the best from you." It was a compliment meant in earnest, one intended to dissuade any apologies or self-deprecation he may have had before they even began. "If I requested that you stayed for the rest of the gathering so we might catch up, would you? I may be young, but I've been feeling an awful lot like an old soul lately, and I think it's overdue for the both of us to mingle with the others. I think we both need to remember what it is to be human."
[member="Connor Harrison"]
Among those she knew as friend there was one who had transcended that title to become very, very special and dear to her heart, a man she hadn't had the opportunity to so much as speak with in a long while. Immediately she set out to find him, still finding it strange how different it felt to walk in the ensemble chosen for the occasion rather than the robes she nearly always donned. Quietly she stepped up behind him on that balcony, doing nothing more than standing next to him and taking in the natural tranquility of their surroundings, drumming her fingers lightly on the railing. For all the calm her exterior radiated, she would be lying if she said she wasn't absolutely thrilled to find him safe and well.
"Connor Harrison. It's been too long." Turning her head slightly she looked to him, even if her sightless eyes would suggest otherwise. "I had the chance to meet your new apprentice. Krux is a very good man, and I have no doubt he learned all the best from you." It was a compliment meant in earnest, one intended to dissuade any apologies or self-deprecation he may have had before they even began. "If I requested that you stayed for the rest of the gathering so we might catch up, would you? I may be young, but I've been feeling an awful lot like an old soul lately, and I think it's overdue for the both of us to mingle with the others. I think we both need to remember what it is to be human."
[member="Connor Harrison"]