there's an ocean in my body
there's a river in my soul
Weaver told him that this was not a tradition in Halo, which was hardly a surprise for Sam. "I think you would be waiting a very long time to catch the sun in Halo. I was there for almost three weeks and I think there might have been ten minutes of sunshine." A little smile rested on his face, though it was not reaching to his eyes; his time in Halo had been difficult for reasons far more troubling than the weather.
"Wait..." Realising just what it was Weaver had said, Sam sat up a little straighter and tilted his head, looking her over. "Are you from Halo? I didn't know anyone had come this way through the portal. Do you live in the Citadel? I...did not get to see it." By the time he had arrived in the mountains, the Citadel had already been well covered by his fellow Ascended for exploring - in fact, almost the entirety of the mountains had too. He had always been a little slow.
Sam glanced towards the baskets; it would still be a while until the sun 'touched' them. "Weaver. Are you usually an explorer? You've come quite a way."
"Wait..." Realising just what it was Weaver had said, Sam sat up a little straighter and tilted his head, looking her over. "Are you from Halo? I didn't know anyone had come this way through the portal. Do you live in the Citadel? I...did not get to see it." By the time he had arrived in the mountains, the Citadel had already been well covered by his fellow Ascended for exploring - in fact, almost the entirety of the mountains had too. He had always been a little slow.
Sam glanced towards the baskets; it would still be a while until the sun 'touched' them. "Weaver. Are you usually an explorer? You've come quite a way."
if I see a sign in the sky tonight
No one's gonna tell me it's a trick of the light
SAMuEL
