Aug 17, 2020 10:21 pm
"If he wanted to replace the rulers with himself he would have continued on the whole rich asshole route that his father had picked out for him. Micah is down here in the trenches with us. You can trust him." Sean nods along as you ask to see Micah and talk with him in person. "I figured you might say that. Come on, let’s go see the man."
The two of you hop on a bus and ride back towards Micah’s neighborhood. You have to walk a couple of blocks to reach it and most of this is done in silence. When you finally reach the familiar home, Sean knocks on the door. It is answered by Micah himself.
He looks considerably better than he did the night before. The scared look in his eyes is entirely gone. At first you think he looks tired but on a closer look you get the feeling that he is just a solemn kind of guy. He gives off the aura of a monk. Micah gives you both a small smile and moves out of the way so you can walk inside.
Micah shows you to the living room where everyone sits on old and expensive looking sofas. "Hello. Sean tells me that I have you to thank for getting me home safely last night. He says you stood up for a scared man running from a whole group of tough looking customers." He smirks at Sean. "That was a very selfless thing to do. Thank you."
He sounds very sincere; even if he does not appear to remember exactly what happened when he was, for lack of a better phrase, a dog. The way his voice sounds reminds you of a preacher. One of those ones you might see on TV. It is comforting and hard to stop listening to, but in a practiced and manufactured way.
The two of you hop on a bus and ride back towards Micah’s neighborhood. You have to walk a couple of blocks to reach it and most of this is done in silence. When you finally reach the familiar home, Sean knocks on the door. It is answered by Micah himself.
He looks considerably better than he did the night before. The scared look in his eyes is entirely gone. At first you think he looks tired but on a closer look you get the feeling that he is just a solemn kind of guy. He gives off the aura of a monk. Micah gives you both a small smile and moves out of the way so you can walk inside.
Micah shows you to the living room where everyone sits on old and expensive looking sofas. "Hello. Sean tells me that I have you to thank for getting me home safely last night. He says you stood up for a scared man running from a whole group of tough looking customers." He smirks at Sean. "That was a very selfless thing to do. Thank you."
He sounds very sincere; even if he does not appear to remember exactly what happened when he was, for lack of a better phrase, a dog. The way his voice sounds reminds you of a preacher. One of those ones you might see on TV. It is comforting and hard to stop listening to, but in a practiced and manufactured way.