It is a mark of how upset Samir is, as well, that he grants Devero this deviance. And perhaps a mark of how much Samir understands the anxiety, the distress. He does not call for Devero, does not even think to remember. Let him be afraid.
Heber enjoys it. The power he holds over them, slave and master both. Perhaps this is as much a reminder to Samir whom his master is, as a whim to use another's slave.
As Devero returns...he regards him in silence for a few moments. Then, slowly, "You are not the sort to try and play games." It is praise and warning both. Samir is once again grateful Devero knows how to behave; some may enjoy the occasional brattiness other slaves show.
But not here. Not now.
"...he grows tired if you ask too many questions. But if you are uncertain as to what is required, it is better to ask than to risk being wrong. Just...try and use 'how' as opposed to 'what'." How would Heber like him to do something, rather than what Heber wants him to do. "And it is safer to do 'too much' than 'not enough'; he will tell you when to stop doing something." Other than that...there is only so much useful advice Samir can give. Aside from one that has him looking away.
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Date: 2022-07-26 09:06 pm (UTC)From:Heber enjoys it. The power he holds over them, slave and master both. Perhaps this is as much a reminder to Samir whom his master is, as a whim to use another's slave.
As Devero returns...he regards him in silence for a few moments. Then, slowly, "You are not the sort to try and play games." It is praise and warning both. Samir is once again grateful Devero knows how to behave; some may enjoy the occasional brattiness other slaves show.
But not here. Not now.
"...he grows tired if you ask too many questions. But if you are uncertain as to what is required, it is better to ask than to risk being wrong. Just...try and use 'how' as opposed to 'what'." How would Heber like him to do something, rather than what Heber wants him to do. "And it is safer to do 'too much' than 'not enough'; he will tell you when to stop doing something." Other than that...there is only so much useful advice Samir can give. Aside from one that has him looking away.
"...allow yourself to hurt. "