Jigano did his best to keep moving, knowing that Remi's larger wings meant the manticore moved faster, and he appreciated how much work the bigger creature was doing to try and match their speeds. It was still a relief when Sam responded positively, and he followed Remi down to the Bridge, shifting self-consciously as he landed so that it would be easier to talk to Sam and serve as go-between if Remi wanted to stay in his manticore shape.
"That's a relief," he sighed, brushing himself off and straightening his clothing. "Curious as I am about what's down there... well. Another time, perhaps." He unconsciously echoed Remi's thoughts of when it's sleeping, not wanting to endanger any who might come with him.
He hooked his lantern back to his belt and smiled at the bookmaker tiredly, glad that he had been able to help his friend in some small way. "Do you need anything else while we're here? Skulls of stone or ribs of marble, by chance?" As jests went it was weak and he knew it, but the stress of LongNight and the loss of friends still weighed heavily upon his heart.
"That's a relief," he sighed, brushing himself off and straightening his clothing. "Curious as I am about what's down there... well. Another time, perhaps." He unconsciously echoed Remi's thoughts of when it's sleeping, not wanting to endanger any who might come with him.
He hooked his lantern back to his belt and smiled at the bookmaker tiredly, glad that he had been able to help his friend in some small way. "Do you need anything else while we're here? Skulls of stone or ribs of marble, by chance?" As jests went it was weak and he knew it, but the stress of LongNight and the loss of friends still weighed heavily upon his heart.
