Did I make you a promise? [TAG: Aladdin]

Eric threw himself on his bed, kicking the door of his room to make it close. Gosh was he tired! The journey back at castle black had been exhausting but the discussion with the lord commander had just draind the little energies he had left. But he didn't want to think about that in that moment, he just wished to sleep for a solid week.
As he turned in his bed a thought crossed weakly his mind: hadn't he made some promise before he left? He had the feeling he did say something, what was that? Trying to focus, he started gathering his memories: yes, before he left he talked to some of the new boys, he thought, what was that about? Something like... a training session, maybe? Yes, yes it had to be a training session... but who did he talk to? He couldn't remember and on the moment, he didn't even think it was important. Whoever he was, he could wait.

Aladdin was heading through castle black to the room where Eric Tully presided in, that he had learned from the others. The man had spoken to him and a few of the other new boys in the Night's Watch. He had promised a training session for them, which Aladdin desperately needed if he was going to survive at this place. He only knew of Dorne's fighting ways, which probably wouldn't be effective here. The man had left after promising a training session. And now he was back, so Aladdin was going to see if he could get that training session.

He reached the room, and knocked as it was shut closed. "Hello?" he called out, tilting slightly onto his left foot a bit awkwardly.

Eric managed to sleep barely a couple of hours before he was abruptly awaken by someone knocking at his door. He snorted annoyed, and covered his eyes with his arm. "Come in!" he shouted loud enough to be heard by whoever was knocking. He didn't ask who it was, nor he went to open himself: in castle black it could be nobody but one of his fellow crows, so it didn't really matter. Whoever he was, he could open the door himself and he wouldn't raise up if he didn't strictly need to.

Aladdin sighed softly under his breath as he heard an irritated voice called out to him to come into the room. He opened the door and walked into the room to see the man on the bed, covering his eyes with his arm. The young crow rubbed a bit at his arm slightly, not knowing what to say. He hadn't thought that he'd be interrupting the other crow's sleep. But it had already been done and over with now. Did he get the right room? He couldn't get a good glimpse of the man to see if it really was him. "You're the one who promised a training session to the new crows...right?" Aladdin asked out in a curious tone, wondering and hoping it was the right man.

Eric stayed where he was, still laying on the bed with his eyes closed and covered by his arm. Only when he heard the voice of the boy he actually opened one eye, looking up at the boy without even raising his arm. Now he remembered! He was the one he made the promise to! One of the new guys, the dark one with big puppy eyes that looked so clueless, helpless and feminine... He was never mean to the new guys, but he usually wasn't too keen in helping them either, but this one looked so naive and innocent that he really couldn't help himself. He snorted, cursing his soft heart that was causing him such a lack of sleep. "Aye, that's me..." he still didn't raise up though

Aladdin sighed softly in relief as the man had reassured him that it was him who made the promise. He just had to make sure. Even if those blue eyes of this man were unforgettable. Aladdin tilted his head a bit as the male didn't raise up from the bed. Then he crossed his arms over his chest nervously before asking, "Think you can still do the training session today?". It would be awkward to have had come to the room to get a yes on the training session and ended up leaving with a no to his face. The elder crows had refused his request for a training session, but this one had accepted. But was he going to rethink and refuse as well?