safrin
"Mmhm, all those lovely and good things he could once do—" Which was to subtly say all the abilities he had which fell under her purview, had been taken. "Replaced with shadows and death." She shook her head, eyeing Jigano. "Great love? Ask yourself when last you saw that raggedy creature do anything out of love. You're projecting, Jigano." Safrin said with a coy smile. "And you're right, the things I taught you"
Safrin shrugged. If this was a competition, she wavered dangerously on trying to gain Jigano to her cause through bribery and rationality, or simply insulting his chosen path. "A lantern in the night." She barked a laugh. "So you'd rather be alone in your quest, and small against the world?" Raising a brow, she gave the Sage a challenging look. "Fine. Be a light. But ask yourself if you're so worthy, so needed, why Remi and not you? Why you, when there is Delphia, taken from Mort himself?"
His latter comments struck her like a thorn in the bottom of her foot, and Safrin's perfectly painted lips twisted unhappily. "So you would resign yourself to a life where you are taken for granted, a life that is a far departure from the things you hold dear and true and important, all because when you arrived in an unknown land, you came upon Ludo first?" Her lips twisted into an expression of both mockery but also sincere wonder. "You'd let the entirety of your life be based on such a fickle-fact as that?"
Safrin shrugged. If this was a competition, she wavered dangerously on trying to gain Jigano to her cause through bribery and rationality, or simply insulting his chosen path. "A lantern in the night." She barked a laugh. "So you'd rather be alone in your quest, and small against the world?" Raising a brow, she gave the Sage a challenging look. "Fine. Be a light. But ask yourself if you're so worthy, so needed, why Remi and not you? Why you, when there is Delphia, taken from Mort himself?"
His latter comments struck her like a thorn in the bottom of her foot, and Safrin's perfectly painted lips twisted unhappily. "So you would resign yourself to a life where you are taken for granted, a life that is a far departure from the things you hold dear and true and important, all because when you arrived in an unknown land, you came upon Ludo first?" Her lips twisted into an expression of both mockery but also sincere wonder. "You'd let the entirety of your life be based on such a fickle-fact as that?"
