[say]"Torchline is not a place I was given knowledge of. Nearly everything here is new to me."[/say] The words come out so simply, they could almost be accompanied by a shrug, Osozo thinking the answer obvious, hardly needing an answer, though the question had been asked, so clearly they were wrong. The ocean though, was a different subject altogether, and even the Demi-god couldn't resist the urge to glance out over the horizon, where deep blue waves and a steely grey sky met. [say]"It's much bigger than I expected."[/say] They admit softly, eye's changing, just for a moment, to match the chop of the waves.
Osozo's stillness seemed even more apparent, compared to to Sam's nervous fiddling. If the former bookmaker didn't know better, it would almost seem as if the Demi-god was utterly uninterested in this encounter, in Samuel's eventual answer. When the answer finally came, a grin spread over the still face, so suddenly the shift was impossible to see. Eye's and hair both flared red suddenly, Osozo opening their mouth to confirm yes, they were mad, a rumble starting in their chest to burst the words out--
And then suddenly deflating, the continuation unexpected. Confusion spreads over Osozo's face, the wide mouth closing, scarlet hair fading away to a pale orange. [say]"You returned?"[/say]
Osozo's stillness seemed even more apparent, compared to to Sam's nervous fiddling. If the former bookmaker didn't know better, it would almost seem as if the Demi-god was utterly uninterested in this encounter, in Samuel's eventual answer. When the answer finally came, a grin spread over the still face, so suddenly the shift was impossible to see. Eye's and hair both flared red suddenly, Osozo opening their mouth to confirm yes, they were mad, a rumble starting in their chest to burst the words out--
And then suddenly deflating, the continuation unexpected. Confusion spreads over Osozo's face, the wide mouth closing, scarlet hair fading away to a pale orange. [say]"You returned?"[/say]
