Teldin sighed. "Why is it that everyone wants to put responsibilities on my shoulders?" he asked.
"Because they know you're capable of handling them," his friend said simply. Aelfred rose. "No need for you to decide now. I should see to my ship. I'll be back to check on you later." He left the cabin, shutting the door quietly behind him.
Teldin closed his eyes. There were too many questions, he told himself, too many unknowns. He'd have to deal with them eventually, but not now. For the moment, all he wanted to do was rest.
As he settled back onto the cot, the hammership cruised silently away from Toril, into the darkness of space.
Into the void.
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