Jigano was so much fun to talk to. The silver haired man knew how to be an audience, which made sense, given his profession, but which also fed into Caiside's ego. He was exactly the kind of person Caiside loved to surround himself with, clever and interesting and so receptive to what he had to say. If most people here were at least a little like him, then perhaps Caiside's (hopefully brief) time here wouldn't be so bad.
"I have time... but not as much as I would like. I already had so much to do." Caiside sighed, though he was unable to fully slip back into his melancholy in the company of his new friend. He rested his chin on the back of his hand, offering a smile to the shy boy who came to clear their cups, then glanced back over to his silver haired friend. It was easier now to treat this as an adventure instead of a curse, especially when he had such kind company.
Th bards question was met with a thoughtful smile, Caiside tilting his head back and forth. "Why don't you surprise me?" He suggested at last, standing and brushing off his front. He was excited to see where Jigano lead him, to take his first real steps into a new world.
"I have time... but not as much as I would like. I already had so much to do." Caiside sighed, though he was unable to fully slip back into his melancholy in the company of his new friend. He rested his chin on the back of his hand, offering a smile to the shy boy who came to clear their cups, then glanced back over to his silver haired friend. It was easier now to treat this as an adventure instead of a curse, especially when he had such kind company.
Th bards question was met with a thoughtful smile, Caiside tilting his head back and forth. "Why don't you surprise me?" He suggested at last, standing and brushing off his front. He was excited to see where Jigano lead him, to take his first real steps into a new world.
