The inhabitants of the Temple were all assembled in the Dining Hall. It was a large room with high ceilings, warmed by the fire in the fireplace opposite the main entrance and several smaller braziers scattered between the tables. The three large tables, normally set side by side, had been pushed against the walls to clear a space at the center of
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He had been moving towards a back wall, to provide himself with what quiet could exist in a crowded hall, when he heard Meth, and decided to approach her.
"Who is Frei?"
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She turned toward the man in armor and swallowed once.
"Frei is my deity," she replied. "He and I are close and...I was trying to call him..." Meth trailed off. She had been calling him to come get her and take her back where she belonged.
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"I am sorry," he said. He hesitated briefly, but then added, "I have been separated from mine, as well." Because he failed her, and she was killed. He pushed the thought away. Now was not the time to grieve.
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"My sympathies," she says simply, glad at least that someone there understands the situation at hand. Meth looks the warrior up and down briefly. His clothes aren't that of Askoupurans but she can't help but ask, just in case...
"Where are you from?"
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"Prior to this, I was on a world composed of fragments of many others. A battleground for a war between the gods. Before that..." He shrugs. "I do not remember." He looks back at Meth. "What of you?"
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"Askoupur," she replied. "Before I was brought here, I had been working on the Airship Dheshar as head mechanic."
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Massive understatement.
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