The Spring
His eyes did not ignite with the looked for inspiration, quite the opposite. He had been sad and weary when you found him but on holding his gaze at your peroration the windows of his soul spoke of a man broken in a way far more than the wounds of his body ever could.
His first reply was to exhale deeply, "[Language unknown: Sioul Na p ngalth poti M aiuran anomat dion ekmoli seteraithoer N sta ven o u ard lincsi ca asat el ntewh manll are u lepo o trdiek venar n stiounons ur wihoth,]" an ironic short laugh escaped him followed by a cough, "[Language unknown: Is retha ear ha cath korsheast elal ca ilpole'pobe ispoai. Pe alunev t peer pola ilti chmand com il t dimose e ousentoer utos sanoerest la miivmaas,]” he put up his hands in a show of being no threat and shook his head, “[Language unknown: Si u nende hatlinlesersday. Ai her M ie dioul it icart lisa ear ut kor acac-tong wissck aiad n but eveeaubutoerastlin cewaha poble diouar ma. P, U ort us landof ac tho staromlatast te el waspreany ittr a asinet weonth.]”
He blew out his cheeks with a deep breath again and clutched an arm to his waist while looking up and the sky, “[Language unknown: Ai pande houredous ti it riilom urwipo earma usol weil ai oupro lencun i niwil antanytioersder weun osreit u blethoter e ncio enmiri hi ndeurerom yinnotwit. Eaularwer maany tioinered ieac ainhasati icisli ichstante, onesoners cees eeth ven tereraeve ch rompo ce foisnt, nde at ulvor tedlo teiv. K etpa'ivro virnotoer u le taave ersnc ticse loint andourhou, ckfi enenac miseli atce acre om ersverort en setwilersent divor oufoprun ceac il intsheand nd es ni.]”
He looked back at Drast “[Language unknown: Thoforles fo isreos, ineesttho be caeval, inecomall habe ulit for trth toin om helece ad isaidist ol re icsom k ounri Chlise i ekol us toeswa ch herentone os niwiar ne on llfiel enla. Hi mi, at alst ill Ce k iclo no to, es Ce diicin ore, esthouame e and ti estal foar hi ai ome thaou e ma ar esthu nd ni K adac fo ssie'leofni hat wa lar asons esss wasreaithatiith.]”
He gave another shake of his head before making a small and clearly slightly painful bow in Nar’s direction, “My thanks mender, good fortune to you. May your Master prove better than mine was.” then began a slow careful walk back into the walled town.
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