full moon rising on the waters of my soul
"So you chose not to get disowned. Which, you know, sucks. But it was a choice."
Shooting a look at Sam, Amun shrugged. "More choice than I had. I was brought into this world without being asked." He smirked. "Copied into it, apparently." Beating a rhythm against the edge of the workstation, he fixed his gaze on the redhead. "Regardless of what you did and didn't know, has she ever denied you fluid when you refused to complete a task for her?"
Chuckling the potter winked at the other man. "Where's the fun in simple? Come on, live a little dangerously." Grinning, Amun spun around on his stool. "Besides, this way you'll actually learn the whole process."
Snorting, he shook his head. "You say wonky. I say unique." However, when Sam actually began working with the clay the potter leaned forward and watched every move the redhead made. "It's a start. But make sure you don't just wet the outer layer. You need to work it into the whole clay. Like this." Reaching forward, he laid his hands over the redhead's, pressing them deeply into the clay.
Letting go of the other man, Amun reached for a piece of wire. "Once that's done you slice off as much clay as you'll need to make whatever it is you're trying tom make." Smirking, he dangled the wire in front of Sam.
Shooting a look at Sam, Amun shrugged. "More choice than I had. I was brought into this world without being asked." He smirked. "Copied into it, apparently." Beating a rhythm against the edge of the workstation, he fixed his gaze on the redhead. "Regardless of what you did and didn't know, has she ever denied you fluid when you refused to complete a task for her?"
Chuckling the potter winked at the other man. "Where's the fun in simple? Come on, live a little dangerously." Grinning, Amun spun around on his stool. "Besides, this way you'll actually learn the whole process."
Snorting, he shook his head. "You say wonky. I say unique." However, when Sam actually began working with the clay the potter leaned forward and watched every move the redhead made. "It's a start. But make sure you don't just wet the outer layer. You need to work it into the whole clay. Like this." Reaching forward, he laid his hands over the redhead's, pressing them deeply into the clay.
Letting go of the other man, Amun reached for a piece of wire. "Once that's done you slice off as much clay as you'll need to make whatever it is you're trying tom make." Smirking, he dangled the wire in front of Sam.
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