Samuel Brownlee/Season Two

Shortly after informing the group they were now flying over Muné, Samuel told everyone the hummingbird was very low on fuel. Li asked the others if they could find any extra fuel cells, but nothing turned up.
 * "Until Dawn"

With the situation dire, Samuel pointed to a clearing and said he would land there. As Chris noticed an old manor in the distance, Samuel finally announced that the hummingbird was out of fuel. Li quickly grabbed the plane's wheel and tried to help Samuel steer. The vehicle quickly lowered in altitude, scraping against tree branches and falling into the snow.

Everyone got out of the hummingbird after the crash. Once they got their bearings, Samuel lead them towards the manor they saw in the distance. Once they were there, Li commented that they were now adding trespassing to their many list of crimes. Samuel took the opportunity to reveal he inherited the manor, to great shock from Marshall. Samuel led them inside after the reveal.

The group looked around the manor's first floor, take note of how broken down it was. Samuel quickly let everyone go their separate ways to sleep in the manor for the night.

The next morning, the group was gathered around a wooden spire for the funeral of Fontaine and Steven. When it was his turn to speak, Samuel commented on Fontaine's desire to do good, and Steven's high aspirations for himself.

Shortly after the funeral's conclusion, Samuel was suddenly in a vision of a dark stone room. He tiredly sat against a stone wall. Yaakov, the Dream Eater that was effecting Samuel's thoughts and effectively controlling him, appeared before Samuel. After a question from Samuel, Yaakov explained that he used Samuel because he was readily available. Yaakov then said he was now leaving Samuel, and that his own body would decide his fate. The Dream Eater faded away along with the room once they finished talking. When the room was completely gone, Samuel was once again sat near the spire — now completely in control of his body. The group went inside the manor after the funeral. Atticus asked Samuel what the plan for the future would be, and Samuel said they had to leave the manor as soon as possible. Blossom questioned Samuel on what Muné was like, to which Samuel revealed the continent was extremely war-torn.
 * "Roaming King"

After a comment from Marshall about being hungry, Melissa decided to go to the cellar to get food. When she did not return after several minutes, the group wondered about her whereabouts. As they were talking, everyone suddenly heard the sound of gunfire. Following it, the roof collapsed and fell downward.

Samuel, Li, and Atticus were separated from the others by the wreckage. Samuel, understanding that they were now in danger, took charge and told everyone to start running. He went for a doorway, Li and Atticus following behind.

After running through a dusty kitchen, the three made it to the manor's art and statue room. Samuel commented that the place would be a good place to regroup as they went inside. Shortly after, the three heard the floorboards creak, followed by a shadow attacker jumping at Samuel with a knife.

Samuel readied himself to dodge the assailant's attacks as they ran towards him. Despite Samuel's attempts, they were able to get behind him and place him in a choke-hold. As Samuel tried to protect his throat and elbow the figure's stomach, Li ran to a statue and pushed it onto Samuel. The older man pulled Samuel up as he brushed off the hit. When the three looked around the room to see where the attacker went, they noticed they had vanished. Samuel suggested that the group continue walking.

As the three were leaving the room, the attacker suddenly returned and slashed at Atticus' face. Samuel kept his distance as he held a stick for defense. After taking a sword from the statue of a knight, Atticus was able to locate the attacker and kill them. Shocked, Samuel once again said that they had to leave. The three left the room and later found the others. The group stopped under a tree following a long walk away from the manor. Samuel was reading a map with Atticus when Blossom mentioned she saw a city. Samuel looked up and into the distance, noticing the city Blossom mentioned. He mentioned the city looked populated, and considered if everyone should take the risk.
 * "Safe Haven"

They agreed to go and were soon at the gates, where a lighted sign showed the city's name as "Headre." Before the group could walk inside, Atticus and Chris reminded the others that they should be careful. Everyone understood and entered the city.

The group saw a man in the distance shortly after. Melissa was hesitant to greet them, but Samuel walked slightly ahead and called out to the man. When the man asked Samuel what he wanted, he explained that the group was lost and wanted information about the town. After explaining how Headre was a small city with mostly residential buildings, the man gave Samuel directions to a hotel. Samuel thanked him and the man left.

Later, Samuel and Li sat together on the bench shortly after the group went to the hotel. Li commented on the fact the city spoke Thelsh, leading Samuel to ask him if that was all he was thinking about. Li affirmed that it was not, explaining how he was thinking about his family and the group's future.