He was a quiet audience to her artistic endeavors, answering her questions as best he could in his current shape but otherwise leaving Alina to work at her own pace and without interruption. Isuma made no more moves to approach the belligerent Fae, content to perch on her companion's snout and peer from a safe distance as best she can. She did peep in concern as the wind threatened the lantern, shifting her weight as she prepared to go rescue it, but Alina had it under control and the gryphlet settled as the Fae made her displeasure known.
The explanation was welcome, and Jigano tilted his head in acknowledgement - Isuma fluttering to keep her balance as he did - but what he knew about Fae was that they were very good at twisting and hiding the truth to suit themselves.
He crooned thoughtfully at her words, but there were already problems that he could see with it... problems from the perspective of an Outlander and a human that he suspected meant nothing to the Fae, based on his experiences with Delah. His tail twitched thoughtfully, sweeping fallen leaves aside from the scale-feathered length as he watched the craftswoman, curious as to whether her lantern would fly.
The explanation was welcome, and Jigano tilted his head in acknowledgement - Isuma fluttering to keep her balance as he did - but what he knew about Fae was that they were very good at twisting and hiding the truth to suit themselves.
He crooned thoughtfully at her words, but there were already problems that he could see with it... problems from the perspective of an Outlander and a human that he suspected meant nothing to the Fae, based on his experiences with Delah. His tail twitched thoughtfully, sweeping fallen leaves aside from the scale-feathered length as he watched the craftswoman, curious as to whether her lantern would fly.
