That Cian will even consider it is a win, causing Falke to also nod, albeit in thanks. Every now and then he forgets that the Eye can usually be reasoned with if given enough good ones to sway an argument. And when it isn’t of the utmost importance.
Quit sure the meeting is done, the Fixer is surprised to hear a request for advice and he takes a momet to mull over what both Dorian and Finn have told him. With as much deliberation as he did previously, he lays out his thoughts without frills or finery. “Without meeting them, I can only go off other’s impressions that they are indeed quite complex, both in their attachments and their making. If the baker is indeed chosen by Vi, she may be a wild card.”
One of his two chosen Gods, Falke is well aware of what Vi commands - life. “And the two Outlander demigods, wedded to each other, one potentially unstable… No, I can’t advise bringing them here yet. Not unless it’s dire.” Shaking his head, he adds a caveat: “But I think it’s something we should work towards.”
Quit sure the meeting is done, the Fixer is surprised to hear a request for advice and he takes a momet to mull over what both Dorian and Finn have told him. With as much deliberation as he did previously, he lays out his thoughts without frills or finery. “Without meeting them, I can only go off other’s impressions that they are indeed quite complex, both in their attachments and their making. If the baker is indeed chosen by Vi, she may be a wild card.”
One of his two chosen Gods, Falke is well aware of what Vi commands - life. “And the two Outlander demigods, wedded to each other, one potentially unstable… No, I can’t advise bringing them here yet. Not unless it’s dire.” Shaking his head, he adds a caveat: “But I think it’s something we should work towards.”
FALKE
