Zarek didn't make a move, just standing there and watching Zade slowly lose control of himself. But just as the man was about to lose it, his eyes suddenly snapped back to normal, and then there was a slight light of fear in them.
He hurried to take a step forward, standing under the overhead ledge that protected the doorway from immediate rainfall.
Taking deep breaths, he slowly steadied himself.
"That… that was very different… from…"
"The first time?" Zarek chuckled. "You're only accounting for the rain itself, but not what else you might have done today. When the rain first fell on day one, you had never come into contact with this energy before. However, you still have lingering droplets within you right now.
"It would be suicide to rush out without protection. Like I said, you'd die."
"Then what about you?"
