"Ahhh," Jigano said softly, tilting his head at the cobbler with a sad edge to his smile. "When last we spoke it sounded as though you had changed your mind on that. I admit, I'm sorry to see you changed it back so quickly, though... I can understand that. What was the word you used for your conquerors... 'kristinn', was it? To do unto others what was done unto you... it is the easier path by far than to try and forge a new one through uncharted territory." Easier, too, than atoning for mistakes made. So much, it would seem, for teary-eyed promises and heartfelt apologies.
The bard simply nodded at the cobbler's insistence that he would continue searching for his wife, respecting that much, at least, though if Are continued to show the same lack of resolve in keeping his promises to others as he did to the lorekeeper, Jigano didn't hold out much hope for the lady. "I will say a prayer for your success when next I visit the shrine," he murmured courteously, offering the cobbler a small half-bow. "Hopefully the ban on travel into the Woods will be lifted soon so you can continue your search for her."
The bard simply nodded at the cobbler's insistence that he would continue searching for his wife, respecting that much, at least, though if Are continued to show the same lack of resolve in keeping his promises to others as he did to the lorekeeper, Jigano didn't hold out much hope for the lady. "I will say a prayer for your success when next I visit the shrine," he murmured courteously, offering the cobbler a small half-bow. "Hopefully the ban on travel into the Woods will be lifted soon so you can continue your search for her."
