amun
Shrugging at Tal's comment about the dogs, Amun glanced over his shoulder. He eyed the animals in question before looking back at the courier. "Probably. I'm more of a cat person," the potter admitted.
"Depends on your definition of near, I guess. Regardless, I heard the dogs and figured I'd make sure no one needed help." Smiling at the other man, the Ascended rubbed his hands together. Making a conscious effort to breathe, his breath puffed out in a cloud of white.
His eyebrow shot up as Tal began talking about the gods. "Can't say I'm opposed to pissing off Safrin, but I'm definitely not one of Ludo's friends. Far from it. And I'm not interested in or planning on heading to Mort's Halls, either." Barking out a laugh, Amun shook his head. "Look, if you really don't want my help, just say the word and I'll be on my way. But I can get you back to your sled much faster than you can get there on your own." Once again, he held out his hand.
"Depends on your definition of near, I guess. Regardless, I heard the dogs and figured I'd make sure no one needed help." Smiling at the other man, the Ascended rubbed his hands together. Making a conscious effort to breathe, his breath puffed out in a cloud of white.
His eyebrow shot up as Tal began talking about the gods. "Can't say I'm opposed to pissing off Safrin, but I'm definitely not one of Ludo's friends. Far from it. And I'm not interested in or planning on heading to Mort's Halls, either." Barking out a laugh, Amun shook his head. "Look, if you really don't want my help, just say the word and I'll be on my way. But I can get you back to your sled much faster than you can get there on your own." Once again, he held out his hand.
Thrill me, chill me, fulfill me
