“Master, master, it has happened!” Erigorn exclaimed, stumbling over his own feet as he made his way over to me. When he finally did make it over to me, he dropped down to his knees and bowed, with his head against the ground. I could not help but roll my eyes and sigh. How many times did I have to tell this fool not to bow in my presence? It was unnecessary and outdated. There were better ways of showing respect. For example, in the hardest of times, even when it seems the world is against us, and he still stayed by my side. That is loyalty and respect. I am sure there were other ways, small, minor details that I may miss from time to time. Time is one thing I have an abundance of. It was eternal. Slow. Cruel. Time has made me hard, made me change. I was certain my change was not in the b
