Aonghas gave another nod of his head as thanks, grateful he now didn’t have to worry about where he would be resting his head tonight. Also at the prospect of being fed. The effects of his mortal body already kicking in, he could feel a slight twinge in his stomach. He had never had to worry about going hungry before. Something else to look forward to. This was definitely going to be a hard thing to get used to.
A short laugh escaped his throat at Loren’s description of the natives. Not so different here after all.
But something he said struck some kind of a chord. “Ignorant? How so?” Aonghas assumed Loren was talking about newcomers ignoring customs of this world. If that were true it was something he would need to get up to speed on - standing out in unfamiliar ground was definitely something he didn’t enjoy. “Is there anything pressing I should know about this land? Any hierarchy within the people here?” It was always good to find out who was in charge as possible, if only so he would know not to rub them up the wrong way.
His expression brightened at learning about Athenuem. “It would seem then, that I’ve stumbled upon the right place on arrival. I’m sure I can learn much about Caido in here.” He hunched down again to pat the Luxere at his feet a little absent mindedly. ”I don’t think I’ve ever known a deer to be so comfortable around people before. What a remarkable creature.” The words had left him before he had even realised.
A short laugh escaped his throat at Loren’s description of the natives. Not so different here after all.
But something he said struck some kind of a chord. “Ignorant? How so?” Aonghas assumed Loren was talking about newcomers ignoring customs of this world. If that were true it was something he would need to get up to speed on - standing out in unfamiliar ground was definitely something he didn’t enjoy. “Is there anything pressing I should know about this land? Any hierarchy within the people here?” It was always good to find out who was in charge as possible, if only so he would know not to rub them up the wrong way.
His expression brightened at learning about Athenuem. “It would seem then, that I’ve stumbled upon the right place on arrival. I’m sure I can learn much about Caido in here.” He hunched down again to pat the Luxere at his feet a little absent mindedly. ”I don’t think I’ve ever known a deer to be so comfortable around people before. What a remarkable creature.” The words had left him before he had even realised.
