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Mateo

"Alright," Mateo concedes as he continues with his impromptu gardening at the shrine, "since I went to Frey and completed a quest to gift him a magical glass acorn to help his social anxiety. I thought you would have been pleased either way, since he would be sticking around in Torchline - probably - and Isla is happier than she has been in a long time. I think, anyway." He doesn't actually speak much with his namesake, but he's delighted that they both seem to be doing well.

Chuckling as well at Flora's suggestion of the potential things and people they might find in their magical wardrobes, he can only flash a grin across the fountain at her. "You say traumatising - I call it an opportunity." Because of course he would. "We will have to make sure the wardrobes are not in either of our main bedrooms. Or if we do use them to come and visit, we may see more than we bargained for."

Brushing off his pants and stepping back around to stand with Flora as she gifts the gift of Torchline to the fountain, Mateo tucks his hands in his coat pockets and shrugs his shoulders a bit. "I do not see why not. I imagine we may just need to paint some constellations on our respective wardrobes, and ensure we dedicate it to Safrin. That is what she likes, is it not?"

I'm a scholar and a gentleman
And I don't usually fall when I try to stand