So he had heard Sunjata correctly the first time. With anyone else he might have made a quip or probed for more information, morbidly curious as to the root of that name, but this was neither the person nor the time for such luxuries and Jigano focused instead on releasing the bull from his compulsion after making sure it wouldn't be too upset by the orca's presence nearby.
The bard had his doubts that all the merfolk were near Haulani; Delta had made it sound like her trips near shore were the exception, not the norm, but unlike the Arbiter Jigano hadn't come out here looking for a fight today. He let that pass, and the next comment, too, unsurprised to learn that Sunjata's shifts were bullies by nature...
Though a flicker of self-reflection reminded him of his own problems controlling his temper when the dragon was roused, and he simply rumbled a neutral acceptance of the explanation.
Oh? Well enough, if the Korofi man had learned to stop wallowing in his misery. The thresher shark swam towards the surface, wondering how far he'd have to shift back before his magic worked. It would be an interesting experiment, at least; something to be gained from the awkward encounter. When you're ready, then. He floated at the surface, fin slicing the water - and almost yelped as Isuma's tiny talons gripped it, scolding him in a torrent of peeps and reeps for scaring her like that.
The bard had his doubts that all the merfolk were near Haulani; Delta had made it sound like her trips near shore were the exception, not the norm, but unlike the Arbiter Jigano hadn't come out here looking for a fight today. He let that pass, and the next comment, too, unsurprised to learn that Sunjata's shifts were bullies by nature...
Though a flicker of self-reflection reminded him of his own problems controlling his temper when the dragon was roused, and he simply rumbled a neutral acceptance of the explanation.
Oh? Well enough, if the Korofi man had learned to stop wallowing in his misery. The thresher shark swam towards the surface, wondering how far he'd have to shift back before his magic worked. It would be an interesting experiment, at least; something to be gained from the awkward encounter. When you're ready, then. He floated at the surface, fin slicing the water - and almost yelped as Isuma's tiny talons gripped it, scolding him in a torrent of peeps and reeps for scaring her like that.
