Emberwood the faes are gone

He agreed, but Kavik got the distinct impression that the other man was not really listening. His eyes looked glassy and far away. He swayed a little where he stood. Kavik stepped towards him. Awol, Kavik said, concern clear in his voice. Are you okay? He knew it was a lot to take in—a lot of responsibility to accept. But he hadn't expected this. He couldn't see any other way to go about this, though. Awol needed to know what was going on and needed to know all of the decisions that needed to be made. Maybe he just needed a minute to collect himself. So Kavik waited in silence, watching him with concern. He hoped once the shock wore off, he would do what needed to be done. If not, then Kavik would deal with that too, he supposed.