â€œAlright, no physical contact then.â€ When his arm was pried off the other a frown briefly touched his expression again, only to be quickly replaced by a smirk. Almost immediately he could tell that this guy was pretty wary and he didnâ€™t blame him either. To be honest Sojo he had every right to be wary around Thomas and it was not just because he was a bad person who disregarded personal space from time. That being said, whether or not he would keep his hands to himself from here on out was a bit of a mystery; the look on his face said he respected that but who knew how long that would last. He kept it in the back of his mind that he would never say anything that would reveal too much. If Sojo wanted to find out more about him then so be it but he would make sure that nothing he didnâ€™t want the guy to know about him right off the bat got dug up.<br/><br/>There was something about those little glowing things he had been speaking to made him a little nervous...<br/><br/>Hearing that there were people coming brought back some memories for him. Everything was still pretty fuzzy in terms of his memories and he still felt like he plummeted and hit the Earth at a million miles per hour but some things were triggering some memories that he was not fond of. Quickly, he got them out of his mind. The fact that Sojo mentioned he avoided women like the plague was something that he kept as a mental note to bring up later. Why would someone avoid women? There was not anything wrong with women, at least in his mind, in his experience with them. He has hadâ€¦ a lot of experiences with women in the past and he has always enjoyed it. So why the hell would someone be uncomfortable around them? If he meant it was because some of them could be pretty fucking scary then he didnâ€™t blame in that sense. Lord help anyone who crosses the bad side of a women, they will not come out unscathed.<br/><br/>â€œLike you said, Iâ€™m bound to you, so I donâ€™t think I have much of a choice in the matter. Truth be told, I really donâ€™t want to be burned or feel any kind of pain in general. Pain isnâ€™t particularly comfortable either. So Iâ€™m stuck with you, youâ€™re stuck with me, Iâ€™m sure weâ€™ll get along just fine.â€ Thomas said with a chuckle and a shrug as he began to follow behind slowly. Poor Sojo really had no idea what he had just gotten himself into even if their meeting was unintentional. Briefly he wondered if there was a way to break away from being bound without returning to the afterlife. It may not be impossible if the guy got good enough at his spell and he got his hands on that spell book again. There was already some magic radiating from him, that much he knew, but he could not manipulate it since it belonged to Sojo as he was the one who cast the spell to begin with.<br/><br/>The guy was keeping his guard up tooâ€¦ he would have to find some way of lowering it. For now he wouldnâ€™t jump ahead of himself. Perhaps he should add some spice to this â€˜trial by fireâ€™, something that would convince him that he didnâ€™t need to keep his guard up.<br/><br/>As far as being hungry went, it was something that he noticed right away but hadnâ€™t bothered him until it was mentioned. Thomas had ignored it at first since he was also a bit wary in his own way but one he started walking it really hit him hard. It felt like something was clawing at the inside of his stomach, pretty uncomfortable to say the least. He had to get something in his system as soon as possible otherwise this was going to drive him crazy. Wait, could dead people even eat anything? Since he was hungry and was told he could feel pain that was what he assumed but it was still a bit odd. It kind of felt like he was alive and dead at the same time and he wasnâ€™t really sure what to think of it all. It was too soon to come to any conclusions though; any time he tried to think more questions came to him instead. Sojo had said he was going to fill him in on the basics anyway.<br/><br/>â€œSo where are we going exactly?â€ He continued, to get his mind off the almost agonizing hunger that settled deeper and deeper. â€œDo you live around here or are we just going somewhere that isnâ€™t so in the open so to speak? I donâ€™t know about you but Iâ€™ve never been a fan of being out in the open. In my experience itâ€™s just as dangerous as lurking around in some alley.â€