IANTO
"I bet." Ianto smiled, seeming to become infinitely more relaxed as Remi finally slouched to take a seat beside him, the alchemist's presence doing much to settle the fox's frayed nerves. He laughed, in fact, as he was nudged, holding up his hands both to warm them and to assure Remi that he had meant no offence. "Look, best work or not, you have to admit it was poky as all hell, Remi," he said with a smirk, nudging Remi back with his shoulder.
Hearing of Remi's jump from a house to a shop to the guildhall, Ianto was briefly reminded of when the alchemist hadn't even had a bed to sleep on, selling it for supplies for his projects. Look at him now. I'll be honest, I expected the place to be busier. Hunters going in and out, looking for monsters to slay. It's why I was surprised to find the door locked."
Hearing of Remi's jump from a house to a shop to the guildhall, Ianto was briefly reminded of when the alchemist hadn't even had a bed to sleep on, selling it for supplies for his projects. Look at him now. I'll be honest, I expected the place to be busier. Hunters going in and out, looking for monsters to slay. It's why I was surprised to find the door locked."
where are your gods now
