gone to hell

"Yes. Outlanders are those that are brought in by portals. People born here, like myself, are called Naturals." He informed her, touching his own chest as he spoke of his own heritage. "There's...also races here that I don't believe exist in other places. Attuned, Accepted, Abandoned, Ascended...oh, Fae too. They're decided by your relationship with the Gods, really." Of course, just from looking, he had no way to tell Arialla which she was. Sam had said much worse of the Gods and been fine, so he wasn't too worried. It was only when he actually approached shrines that the sunlight was brought out. "The Voice would protect me if they tried to hurt me." As she was fine with cats, he opened the door. Mia immediately came to it, mewing her greeting and rubbing against his legs, then staring at the newcomer. Stepping past his pet he came into a living room with two large armchairs and a fire, books and rugs everywhere making it very homey. "If you'd like to sit down, I could make you some tea. I have some clothes, but they're not very...feminine. Still, they'll fit in better." 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