"We're going to have a snowball fight while making the shrine, aren't we?" he mused, a grin ghosting beneath the blight's ennui. It was the sort of youthful game that might draw Ludo before they were quite ready for the masked god, but if it showed up early enough, it could offer design tips. They would need to build in stone, he thought musingly. Kiada's Ru'in would have been a great help in it, had he lived. But they would do the best they could to make it a place worthy of sending him off from once his soul had been found.
"You're welcome. And thank you, too," he added, eyes soft in spite of the darkness veining them.
In truth he had forgotten about the books until she reminded him, but Kiada was looking better and he hoped that she might be able to get some rest soon. "Sure," he agreed easily. "Still where we hid them? Auni can help me get them," he added with a quietly amused glance to where the companions had been playing nearby. It was still a team effort to retrieve the precious tomes, but between the four of them they managed, and Jigano took his leave with a lighter heart - and a heavier bag - than he had when he had arrived.
"You're welcome. And thank you, too," he added, eyes soft in spite of the darkness veining them.
In truth he had forgotten about the books until she reminded him, but Kiada was looking better and he hoped that she might be able to get some rest soon. "Sure," he agreed easily. "Still where we hid them? Auni can help me get them," he added with a quietly amused glance to where the companions had been playing nearby. It was still a team effort to retrieve the precious tomes, but between the four of them they managed, and Jigano took his leave with a lighter heart - and a heavier bag - than he had when he had arrived.
