The Disappearing Light

Jigano practically jumped on a chance to learn about the Fae from Sam, which immediately made him grit his teeth with a little guilt. He really had meant it when he had said he didn't know much. "All I really know is that we knew they existed. I've seen...the occasional mention, that is all. And as for the rumours now...nothing you don't already know, I'm sure. Just that they have wings, that they are fickle and curious. Small." He mentioned becoming invisible and Sam felt a drop in his stomach. He could not at first recognise it, but he realised after a second it was the realisation that he would be helpful here. He could help. And the worst part of it: He knew he should have been helping. "...I do have...something to suggest." He announced, then took a pause where a deep breath would have once gone. "I have a new ability. That might...be helpful, if you wanted to sneak in." Sam raised his hands then slowly made them invisible, the rest of his body still there. "I can do it to all of myself, and clothes too. I don't...think I can affect anyone else, though." Sam knew Jigano would now insist he had to help, and Sam grabbed at his sleeves. "...I am scared of the woods, and the Fae. If...if I have to help, I want to have a good, real plan." Samuel He took a step but then felt tired He said, I'll rest a little while But when he tried to walk again He wasn't a child