Ianto chirped an agreement for Jigano - relying on hope alone seemed to be the only thing they could do lately, but it was good to know there were other options than simple, blind faith. Gathering as many herbs as he could carry in this form, he clicked his beak and prepared to take off, waiting for the raven. (Having no such reservations himself about shifting, it was all relatively normal for him in the moment).
I will be sure to let her know, he assured the other Attuned, waiting for the pale raven to hop about and finish its business, meanwhile admiring the way that it could blend in even as a bird. A dove would seem more fitting for the usually mild-mannered bard, but Ianto could see the sly mischief in a raven, too.
We shall, he confirmed, spreading his wings and taking off as the speaking squirrels and the hedges made their irritation known. Narrowly avoiding the thorns, Ianto's feathers ruffled as he beat his wings and rose high up above the labyrinth with Jigano.
Once clear of the hedges, it was a straight route for the birds, and Ianto only parted for the Greatwood once they were well clear of the maze. With messages and herbs to deliver, he thanked the other man and careened away, back into the forest to deliver the goods.
~FIN
I will be sure to let her know, he assured the other Attuned, waiting for the pale raven to hop about and finish its business, meanwhile admiring the way that it could blend in even as a bird. A dove would seem more fitting for the usually mild-mannered bard, but Ianto could see the sly mischief in a raven, too.
We shall, he confirmed, spreading his wings and taking off as the speaking squirrels and the hedges made their irritation known. Narrowly avoiding the thorns, Ianto's feathers ruffled as he beat his wings and rose high up above the labyrinth with Jigano.
Once clear of the hedges, it was a straight route for the birds, and Ianto only parted for the Greatwood once they were well clear of the maze. With messages and herbs to deliver, he thanked the other man and careened away, back into the forest to deliver the goods.
~FIN
