Tale as Old as Time

Sam nodded along to Jigano's speculations, chewing at his lip. "If 108 were still around, I would ask them...sadly, I don't know anyone else old enough to have an idea." Maybe some of the Fae were elderly enough to have been around before the barrier, but he doubted they'd speak to him. "And as I said, I don't think we can trust any of the Gods to give us an entirely accurate account." Taking a biscuit gladly (he'd never been able to curb that urge, not even when he didn't need to eat), Sam gave Jigano a gentle smile. "Any efforts you could give would be appreciated. But...yes, hopefully it won't happen at all." He'd managed to stay out of fights for the last couple of months and he hoped it would be a start of a longer streak. The idea of telling Evie via Notice Board made Sam cringe and laugh, shake his head. "I think I should do it alone. While...we aren't close, I know her. I know she'd want to have as little people as possible there while she processes it. Besides...there's something else." Sam chewed at his lip, wondering how much to say. "I know something about her that she's kept hidden, and I feel like I should let her know I know." 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