Here's hoping, the dragon toasted, though he was a little dubious at the mention of 'more stupid plans.' Had they really been successful? Or was Adam just glossing over the consequences? Either way, Adam had made up his mind and the bard would support his friend's decision and respect his wishes.
There were a few things Jigano could have said in response to the question on the classiness of bird forms, but instead he just grinned a toothy dragon's grin. You just look better in scales, is all, he diplomatically went with.
Adam was far more of an expert on what Safrin would like than Jigano was. The bard might have the market cornered on what she didn't like - him, specifically - but he was relieved to hear that Adam was so confident in Safrin's approval of their little ditty. Maybe you can ask her the next time you're having drinks, he said with a chuckle. Maybe... put in a good word for me, if you get the chance? A wistful little request, unusually tentative from the confident Loreseeker, but he brushed it quickly aside as he cleared his throat and rose up to rest his nose beneath the snake so Adam could slither onto his head if he wanted to. Ah, never mind. Wouldn't want you to get in trouble for me. Hop on and I'll give you a ride back to the Settlement.
And it was a lovely night for a walk, as it turned out, and for once nothing bothered them or tried to attack them and nothing bad happened.
The End.
{Finished}
There were a few things Jigano could have said in response to the question on the classiness of bird forms, but instead he just grinned a toothy dragon's grin. You just look better in scales, is all, he diplomatically went with.
Adam was far more of an expert on what Safrin would like than Jigano was. The bard might have the market cornered on what she didn't like - him, specifically - but he was relieved to hear that Adam was so confident in Safrin's approval of their little ditty. Maybe you can ask her the next time you're having drinks, he said with a chuckle. Maybe... put in a good word for me, if you get the chance? A wistful little request, unusually tentative from the confident Loreseeker, but he brushed it quickly aside as he cleared his throat and rose up to rest his nose beneath the snake so Adam could slither onto his head if he wanted to. Ah, never mind. Wouldn't want you to get in trouble for me. Hop on and I'll give you a ride back to the Settlement.
And it was a lovely night for a walk, as it turned out, and for once nothing bothered them or tried to attack them and nothing bad happened.
The End.
{Finished}
