So they decided to wake him up after all, huh? A shame, I thought they’d let him sleep a while longer…:P
Also, I think you meant to write ‘a lot’, not ‘alot’, just as a heads up.
And yeah, Sasha’s a natural as it seems…though I still do wonder about that ‘group of knights’…I don’t know, but I don’t quite feel like I can trust them…I mean, what do they really know about them?
But then again, sometimes you just have to jump into the cold water and see if you’ll swim, otherwise you’ll never get anywhere.
That’s how I would have probably phrased it, but /in/ is a perfectly acceptable use. In fact, no that I consider, “in” makes more sense.
“On” would generally be used before the journey starts, but now she is already in transit, so to speak.
So they decided to wake him up after all, huh? A shame, I thought they’d let him sleep a while longer…:P
Also, I think you meant to write ‘a lot’, not ‘alot’, just as a heads up.
And yeah, Sasha’s a natural as it seems…though I still do wonder about that ‘group of knights’…I don’t know, but I don’t quite feel like I can trust them…I mean, what do they really know about them?
But then again, sometimes you just have to jump into the cold water and see if you’ll swim, otherwise you’ll never get anywhere.
Shouldn’t that be “/on/ your journey”?
That’s how I would have probably phrased it, but /in/ is a perfectly acceptable use. In fact, no that I consider, “in” makes more sense.
“On” would generally be used before the journey starts, but now she is already in transit, so to speak.
D’oh!
corrections:
In fact, now that I consider it, etc.