Oh all I ever wanted was
a life in your shape
"At least with you I'm not worried I'll end up with the Old Gods at my door...it's a concern with Amalia." Sam laughed quietly, though it wasn't really funny, and the mention of his sisters name, which he had almost surprised himself with, made him feel momentarily uncomfortable, especially given the last time they had seen each other.
Hearing of Amun's old world was a welcome distraction. "That sounds...horrible. Did you see many monsters yourself?" He asked, frowning with concern, finding that he didn't like the thought of Amun alone in a world of beasts; perhaps it was a relief that he had come to Caido. "...I almost became a bookmaker in the same way. My parents kicked me out and the bookmaker in town had no one to pass his trade onto. He offered me a home in return for learning and continuing it." Sam smiled, eyes drifting briefly off to the far corner of the room, which had once been where his mentor's desk sat. Now it was empty, a dining table having taken over the space years ago, but the memory prevailed.
"...Well. Immediately, quite stressful. I was in the Spire, when it was taken down, and it was not a pleasant time." Speaking of his mentor, that was when he had been forced to hit the man, or at least something that looked like him, with a rock; the visual had never quite left his mind. "Afterwards, though? It was very nice to finally feel free to explore...though the rest of the world was not happy about the sudden influx of Ascended in their lands."
Hearing of Amun's old world was a welcome distraction. "That sounds...horrible. Did you see many monsters yourself?" He asked, frowning with concern, finding that he didn't like the thought of Amun alone in a world of beasts; perhaps it was a relief that he had come to Caido. "...I almost became a bookmaker in the same way. My parents kicked me out and the bookmaker in town had no one to pass his trade onto. He offered me a home in return for learning and continuing it." Sam smiled, eyes drifting briefly off to the far corner of the room, which had once been where his mentor's desk sat. Now it was empty, a dining table having taken over the space years ago, but the memory prevailed.
"...Well. Immediately, quite stressful. I was in the Spire, when it was taken down, and it was not a pleasant time." Speaking of his mentor, that was when he had been forced to hit the man, or at least something that looked like him, with a rock; the visual had never quite left his mind. "Afterwards, though? It was very nice to finally feel free to explore...though the rest of the world was not happy about the sudden influx of Ascended in their lands."
Keep my eyes on the road
As I ache
SAMUEL
Base Code by Sky!
