She huffed a quiet laugh to him, tilting her head and nodding as Jigano spoke of Bastien. Her shoulders rolled slightly in a shrug as a half grin crossed her face – pushing the sadness of her past aside for the subject of Bastien and more interesting aspects. “Ironically, I think Bastien’s my best shot at it.” She added with another quietly hummed chuckle. “It’ll happen eventually, I imagine. It’s been entertaining so far, until I need to have a truly serious conversation.” She paused, glancing back to the fire before returning her sapphire gaze to Jigano. “Remi’s pad of parchment and quill has helped with that.” She offered.
But Jigano continued to speak, of beauty being able to be found here. He spoke of the Luxere and the glowstones, the moon, and how chilly it was. She nodded to him with another small laugh. “I have seen the Luxere, yes. They don’t particularly care for me much, however.” She said with a grin still along her face. But she had to agree – the moon high overhead, friends around, no longer having to run for her life she could spend the time actually enjoying the smaller things in life like art and the way the sun shone on the dew on leaves.
“It is a beautiful place, if a bit rugged. But we’re part of the story, I suppose. Onto new adventures.” She said, raising her glass in a quiet toast to Jigano before she glanced back outside to realize how late it had gotten, but at least she had good company. “Ah, it’s gotten quite late. You’re welcome to stay here in a spare room if you’d like, but if not I understand.” She glanced back to Jigano with a quiet smile before she finished her drink and stood to add more wood to the fire to last throughout the rest of the night.
Whether he chose to remain or leave, Rexanna would poke at the fire for a bit longer before closing the chest of furs and head to bed.
But Jigano continued to speak, of beauty being able to be found here. He spoke of the Luxere and the glowstones, the moon, and how chilly it was. She nodded to him with another small laugh. “I have seen the Luxere, yes. They don’t particularly care for me much, however.” She said with a grin still along her face. But she had to agree – the moon high overhead, friends around, no longer having to run for her life she could spend the time actually enjoying the smaller things in life like art and the way the sun shone on the dew on leaves.
“It is a beautiful place, if a bit rugged. But we’re part of the story, I suppose. Onto new adventures.” She said, raising her glass in a quiet toast to Jigano before she glanced back outside to realize how late it had gotten, but at least she had good company. “Ah, it’s gotten quite late. You’re welcome to stay here in a spare room if you’d like, but if not I understand.” She glanced back to Jigano with a quiet smile before she finished her drink and stood to add more wood to the fire to last throughout the rest of the night.
Whether he chose to remain or leave, Rexanna would poke at the fire for a bit longer before closing the chest of furs and head to bed.
