Samuel
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Sam stared down at where Amun touched his ankle, wiggled it a little. "I was just making sure you were real. It's hard to know, at the moment." The grasp Amun had on him proved he likely was, at least. Continuing to just watch blankly as he sunk down below him on the wall, he looked down between his legs, balancing on the wall with a surprising amount of steadiness given how glazed his eyes were.
That was, until Amun tugged him down. Falling forward over Amun, Sam for a moment must have had his knees on Amun's shoulders (and who knows what other parts of his body were pressed up close to the man's face in for seconds as he tried to wriggle around) and eventually he ended up upright almost in his lap.
Embarrassed, but too tired to move off right away after the effort of righting himself, Sam frowned and tried to think on the question instead, Amun's pleading eyes clearly marking it as an urgent one. "A sea of fire...oh! Loren told me, actually." Nodding, he patted Amun's shoulder comfortingly, his hand accidentally hitting too hard. "There's a land of fire he went to. Um. I don't know where. But he knows."
That was, until Amun tugged him down. Falling forward over Amun, Sam for a moment must have had his knees on Amun's shoulders (and who knows what other parts of his body were pressed up close to the man's face in for seconds as he tried to wriggle around) and eventually he ended up upright almost in his lap.
Embarrassed, but too tired to move off right away after the effort of righting himself, Sam frowned and tried to think on the question instead, Amun's pleading eyes clearly marking it as an urgent one. "A sea of fire...oh! Loren told me, actually." Nodding, he patted Amun's shoulder comfortingly, his hand accidentally hitting too hard. "There's a land of fire he went to. Um. I don't know where. But he knows."
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tfig a tahw ,erac oT
