Aisha purred at his compliment, even if it was only given as a return for hers. She agreed, she did look rather shiny today, and so for that she gave a mirthful chirp, "Thank you, you're so very kind," teasing and playful as always.
Just afterwards, Isuma leapt into the air and the hunting party was off. Once again Aisha was happy to let Jigano lead the way, he seemed to have a place in mind. She would play the weapon, he would play the compass. At the end of the day they'd have their bounty, that much she was sure of. The conversation had turned to the Greatwood, Jigano bringing up a couple names of Fae, she assumed.
"Her name was Sen, she was really sweet," she replied, recalling the small woman, with her dark cropped hair and lumiscent wings. Then she thought of the spirit, her other acquaintance, her memories of them far less fond, "They weren't evil, just childish. They wanted to play a game with my sword, made me look all over the place," she replied with a bit of a grumble.
Thinking of shrines and spirits and gods, she remembered when Jigano had first told her about his own godly allegiances, about Ludo. She'd heard a little bit about why he prayed mainly to the god of death, but was interested in why he'd chosen it over the other two, "You pray mostly to Ludo right? Why not Safrin or Frey?"
Just afterwards, Isuma leapt into the air and the hunting party was off. Once again Aisha was happy to let Jigano lead the way, he seemed to have a place in mind. She would play the weapon, he would play the compass. At the end of the day they'd have their bounty, that much she was sure of. The conversation had turned to the Greatwood, Jigano bringing up a couple names of Fae, she assumed.
"Her name was Sen, she was really sweet," she replied, recalling the small woman, with her dark cropped hair and lumiscent wings. Then she thought of the spirit, her other acquaintance, her memories of them far less fond, "They weren't evil, just childish. They wanted to play a game with my sword, made me look all over the place," she replied with a bit of a grumble.
Thinking of shrines and spirits and gods, she remembered when Jigano had first told her about his own godly allegiances, about Ludo. She'd heard a little bit about why he prayed mainly to the god of death, but was interested in why he'd chosen it over the other two, "You pray mostly to Ludo right? Why not Safrin or Frey?"
AISHA
