SAMUEL
Stretch out my life
And pick the seams out
Well, it appeared his intuition had been wrong - rather than a curse booming out as they desecrated the grave, there was a reward in the form of a door, a new lead, underneath the fresh dirt. Trying not to feel too useless (a theme in this expedition, it seemed), Sam listened to Sunjata - shook his head at the offer, not wanting to think of the muddle of relationship crossovers there would be involved and not thinking this would be a particularly tough mission to undergo.
"Ascended only door? So Sunjata would be left behind?" He asked, troubled by that thought but supposing it made sense; The Prince was, one way or another, Ascended. As Wessex made a guess he walked over to the fallen gravestone and knelt next to it, looking for a clue in the words he had not yet gotten to read or translate. Spectacles fumbling in his fingers in case he needed them, he tried to read quickly so he could use what he'd learnt.
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Sam reads the grave stone using INT to look for clues within it's words.
He uses the spectacles if required:
Type: Light
Broken Spectacles | These glasses can translate certain texts, however because of the damage they do not do so with any reliability. (OOC: Will translate one plot-related text per season)
"Ascended only door? So Sunjata would be left behind?" He asked, troubled by that thought but supposing it made sense; The Prince was, one way or another, Ascended. As Wessex made a guess he walked over to the fallen gravestone and knelt next to it, looking for a clue in the words he had not yet gotten to read or translate. Spectacles fumbling in his fingers in case he needed them, he tried to read quickly so he could use what he'd learnt.
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Sam reads the grave stone using INT to look for clues within it's words.
He uses the spectacles if required:
Type: Light
Broken Spectacles | These glasses can translate certain texts, however because of the damage they do not do so with any reliability. (OOC: Will translate one plot-related text per season)
take what you like
but close my ears and eyes
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