Sampson smirked in wry amusement, loving Ryan's blush and coy behavior. It was something he admired about him. He was so strong, despite all that happened to him. He had no idea what Ryan was, because of his memory loss, but he enjoyed his personality and him as a person all the same. "That sounds nice," he agreed, and they departed. They took Ryan's vehicle so that Ryan could go to work after dropping him off later. Sam had brought a duffel bag to change into work out clothes if they did end up having time to go for a jog, but the options were open to them.<br/><br/>When they reached the church, Sam was struck with another flashback. It was the same church that he'd been to twice prior, and one time had been attacked, though that wasn't part of the flashback. It was just dropping off the objects. His eyes had gone so distant, and vague, that it was several long moments before he snapped out of it. Pressing his lips together, he got out of the car awhile after Ryan had already gone to greet Milo. When he saw the angel, he just stared at him. And stared some more. Demon? What? What the hell was he talking about?<br/><br/>Sam's head started to throb, as well as the mark on his chest. He rubbed it. "Demons? What are you talking about? I don't even know you," he said. He glanced over at Ryan, then at their surroundings, and sighed. "No offense or anything. I've just never been a faithful person."<br/><br/>~~~~<br/><br/>Eden had waited for Kane to be completely out of hell before he went to Rai. He entered the pitch black chamber, something void of everything. Sight, sound, scent, taste. Rai was suspended from chains, and they had impaled them through his wrists and ankles almost like a crucifiction. Rai was conscious, but he'd retreated into his mind. Eden could see that as he snapped the lights on; his eyes didn't even adjust to the brightness that suddenly encompassed the room. Eden was back to a somewhat childlike appearance, pedo-bait as Kane had called it. He lowered the chains so Rai crumpled to the floor and Eden pulled up a chair to sit in it.<br/><br/>"This isn't your first experience, is it, pet?" he murmured, raising Rai's chin.<br/><br/>Rai still wasn't there, and Eden admired his ability to retreat. Sure hell wasn't all torture and fire and madness but that didn't mean it didn't exist. Eden did still want his garden and was working to make it a better place but he didn't tolerate failure, either. "You were supposed to distract him, not convince him to come chasing answers." He dragged his claws down Rai's neck, a place he'd seen faint scars.<br/><br/>That got a small reaction; a flinch. Rai's eyes came in focus; blood had steadily been falling onto the floor and he was weak and tired. When he saw Eden's face, he glared at him. "It's not my problem if you have relationship issues," he rasped. Eden giggled. "Relationship issues?" he licked the blood off his fingertips. "Hmm. I think I'll let the dogs at you. You need to learn some manners, after all. Isn't that what slaves are supposed to do?"<br/><br/>The lights went out, and Eden was gone. And the sounds of grunts and moans and cries of unwanted pleasure filled the room.