Let it Rain

Sam smiled at Jigano's acceptance of his apology, any bitterness washing away in an instant. Jigano was so kind, understanding, good about his stumbles into the world of conversation. He could not properly stay mad at him for something so small. "Hm. ..Well, I suppose I haven't spoken to a lot of people until recently." He concluded with a shrug. That much was true. Until the last few months his social interaction had been limited to his family (if being yelled at counted) and the odd customer at his stall whom he had stuttered and pushed books at. Glad of the change of topic he ran his fingers over the edges of the cube. Partially just to please Jigano, though admittedly out of a curiosity of his own too. He had hoped there might be something more to the device, but..no. "I don't think so. I was thinking it might...be useful to keep a secret book locked down, something like that? I don't mind giving it to the guild if there is a use to it....perhaps in a while, after I've made sure it doesn't do anything else. I wouldn't want it to jump up in the middle of the night and scare everyone." The faintest smile on his face indicated this as a joke. 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