Lean Time For Heroes

"mmmm." Remi hummed thoughtfully, the sound echoing through his chest as he considered. "I know my accent was a bit of a burden and I still do try and soften it. I know it can be frustrating having others not understand you." Remi could see easily how those with a less sympathetic ear could parse Sam as not being very intelligent, which of course couldn't be farther from the truth. Glancing down, Remi looked adoringly at Sam before sighing softly against him. 'You know, there is a difference between not being true to who you are, and allowing yourself to change. I am not the person I once was, but that does not make me any less me. It is the same for you. If you are making these changes because you want them, then you are not any less. You are just different. And that is okay." The alchemist said, leaning onto his side so that he could properly wrap his arms around the bookmaker and look down at him. Raising a brow slightly at hearing that Sam was interested in what the Voice thought at all, much less about the two of them together, the alchemist nodded for him to continue. "A good ascended, hmm?" He said with a roguish shake of his head. "Ahh yes. Abandoned. Such a nice thing to be called, don't you think?" He asked with a crinkle of his nose. REMI What have I become? My sweetest friend—Everyone I know goes away in the end If I could start again, a million miles away, I would keep myself. I would find a way