Pretend this is real for a while

R E M I Remi shrugged his shoulders and offered the huntress a wry smile. Whether or not he'd changed Devrum's perception of him was unclear, but he had successfully helped the man with his tasks. But then, Remi was used to being overlooked and undervalued. It was part of being a commoner especially in Northaven where the divide between the haves and the have nots was quite apparent. They'd progressed far enough in their relationship that Remi didn't feel as though he was taking advantage of Vai's hospitality by accepting her furs, and instead nodded with a ready grin. Wrapping and tying his outwear around him, Remi slid into his boots and laced them up tightly to prevent any snow from sinking within. Glancing at the bow and arrow over her arm, the alchemist smiled and nodded. Hopefully there'd be occasion for her to use it as she had last time but one could never be too sure in this world. Especially since they were going to the woodlands. Indeed as she suggested he fly rather than stroll as a lion made him wonder if she was avoiding a situation like last time. After all, he could provide more assistance pulling as a lion...but it was true that from the skies and with his keen vision he could spot any potential game they might take down before felling a few trees. "I'll leave the slogging through the snow to you." He said with a smile. Opening the door Remi glanced around. It would be quite difficult to get the sort of running start that he was used to, and so he was forced to awkwardly shift on Vai's stoop. With a trill of annoyance Remi beat his wings briskly several times to gain a bit of air before catching a bit of a breeze and rising swiftly upwards.