Nairi appeared to be far more energetic than Okura, moving with more confidence and speaking with more emotion. Jigano offered her the same half-bow he had to the first stranger, lips twitching into a smile at the cascade of questions. "Well met, Nairi. And - apologies, Seiji, for my misunderstanding." He paused as he turned to lead them back to town, looking Seiji over in concern. Not at the man's quiet ways, but at his shivering.
"Here," he offered, unclasping his cloak and twirling it from his shoulders, offering it to the slim young man. He looked between the two, smile turning wry. "I only have one cloak, I'm afraid, so you may need to pass it back and forth between you, but I hope it will be better than nothing." If Seiji took the cloak, Jigano would begin walking, but if the young man refused the bard would offer it to Nairi instead.
"Hmmm so many questions," he chuckled, not at all displeased at Nairi's curiosity. "No, I am not from here. I arrived last season. Caido is probably different than where you were before. It is hard to describe it in just a few words... unless, perhaps I call it 'complicated.' And where, may I ask, are you two from?"
"Here," he offered, unclasping his cloak and twirling it from his shoulders, offering it to the slim young man. He looked between the two, smile turning wry. "I only have one cloak, I'm afraid, so you may need to pass it back and forth between you, but I hope it will be better than nothing." If Seiji took the cloak, Jigano would begin walking, but if the young man refused the bard would offer it to Nairi instead.
"Hmmm so many questions," he chuckled, not at all displeased at Nairi's curiosity. "No, I am not from here. I arrived last season. Caido is probably different than where you were before. It is hard to describe it in just a few words... unless, perhaps I call it 'complicated.' And where, may I ask, are you two from?"
