"Everything can be interesting if you write it well enough." Sam insisted, his voice confident in this assertion. The sound of his own certainty surprised him, but he did believe in the statement so he stood by it. Learning about even just the moss of another world was a notion fascinating to him simply because it was alien and new.
Jigano seemed interested in his offer and called him a 'friend and colleague'. Sam could feel a blush creeping up over his face, a flustered smile happening before he could control it.
"W-wonderful! You could come whenever you like. If I am not home, I have um, a stall, in the markets. I'll either be there or at my house. Y-you should be able to ask someone where it is. Say Wordsworth, that's my last name." These instructions given he made a mental note to tidy his small living space. It had, in the last few years of being on his own, become rather cluttered, full of books and curiosities he had found.
He looked about the Atheneum with Jigano, feeling as if he was almost seeing it through new eyes. "...Well, there's probably somewhere in here, but it will be...cold. Most of the Outlanders have taken the ruined houses. I could show you those, if you like? There might be o-one left."
Jigano seemed interested in his offer and called him a 'friend and colleague'. Sam could feel a blush creeping up over his face, a flustered smile happening before he could control it.
"W-wonderful! You could come whenever you like. If I am not home, I have um, a stall, in the markets. I'll either be there or at my house. Y-you should be able to ask someone where it is. Say Wordsworth, that's my last name." These instructions given he made a mental note to tidy his small living space. It had, in the last few years of being on his own, become rather cluttered, full of books and curiosities he had found.
He looked about the Atheneum with Jigano, feeling as if he was almost seeing it through new eyes. "...Well, there's probably somewhere in here, but it will be...cold. Most of the Outlanders have taken the ruined houses. I could show you those, if you like? There might be o-one left."
