DEDICATE YOUR LIFE TO TRUTH.

The sad part about all of this was that Nahawi knew it was not okay. He never should have come into the ridge let alone anything else he has done that he can't seem to remember. Everything was so foggy when he went back to the time he left his daughter in the Forest to now and he was unsure of how to get those memories back. What had he done in his grief that would never be fixed? Shaking his head though, Nahawi took in another breath that was not as shaky as the one before. He was trying to get back to being level headed, but the brain fog was causing him to be overly confused and just extremely sorry to the mare before him.


As Oswin introduced herself, Nahawi winced even though he knew he should be thinking about everything else she had said first. Yet, his mind was stuck on the one simple fact that he had attacked the other half of Tyr, the stallion he had been seeking help from. He most likely had ruined all the help he would gain now and he did not know how to feel about that all together. This was supposed to be a place he could go seek help and now he knew for a fact if he came back, he might just very well set himself up for a few new scars upon his body.


“You are right, Queen Oswin.” Nahawi replied, his voice a bit more choppy as he lifted his gaze to look at her. He had missed the light in her eyes earlier, but now he held sorrow in his own. “I… I had to leave my foal with a friend of mine because she is not safe in the Lagoon and its breaking me from the inside out.” He figured right now he might as well be honest for the fact walking out of the Ridge would be easier said than done at this point. Right now, he was at her mercy and he really did hope that she would let him heal.