Thank you for finding me
And thank you for the care
"...Hmm...seems li-like it might be b...best if we all just left each other a-alone." Sam mumbled, though admittedly this was something he was very biased on at the moment. Sighing, he shook his head, deciding to leave this for another day: he'd never been a theologian anyway and no matter what he thought about it, the Voice and all the other Gods would still interfere with their lives.
Focusing on Arialla's problem was a bit of a relief, as horrible as it was; it was one many Outlanders struggled with. Sam nodded, unsure of quite what to say. He'd dealt with a lot in his life, but being displaced from his world wasn't one of his particular problems. "Well, you said you were a pr-priestess before...what did y...you have to do for that? Maybe you could ca-carry across some skills."
Focusing on Arialla's problem was a bit of a relief, as horrible as it was; it was one many Outlanders struggled with. Sam nodded, unsure of quite what to say. He'd dealt with a lot in his life, but being displaced from his world wasn't one of his particular problems. "Well, you said you were a pr-priestess before...what did y...you have to do for that? Maybe you could ca-carry across some skills."
And fuck you for making me
Think that this life might be fair
SAMUEL
