Of course Jigano understood how it felt, having the vatness of his knowledge made so suddenly obsolete. It was sometimes easy t forget that he wasn't the only one brought here against his will. "I would love to hear some of the stories of your home, in addition to all the other things we have to talk about." Caiside offered the words up with a smile, knowing that he would be able to share his own stories in due time as well. Perhaps it would feel like less of a waste if they could impart their knowledge to another, even so far from home.
The offer of work to do put a bounce in Caiside's step as they walked, turning towards the settlement again. "I would be happy to help with anything that needs help. And I'll be happy to learn what I can from the others as well, especially as it relates to the Gods." He chuckled and looked away, rubbing at his jaw. "I did speak to Sam about the topic, but I'm afraid he wasn't as helpful as I had hoped." Caiside shook his head, but left it at that. He didn't know how much sway Sam held, hadn't even been aware of his membership in the Loreseekers, but he didn't want to do anything that might jeopardize his new position.
Knowing he would be the sole expert in his preferred discipline only improved Caiside's mood. "I cannot tell you how excited I am to begin. To learn again." It felt like a breath of fresh air, more of a purpose. More of him that was connected to this place, a little voice inside him whispered, but it wouldn't be so bad. Even if this was temporary, simply drifting through the experience wsn't an option. Caiside had always had to be involved.
The offer of work to do put a bounce in Caiside's step as they walked, turning towards the settlement again. "I would be happy to help with anything that needs help. And I'll be happy to learn what I can from the others as well, especially as it relates to the Gods." He chuckled and looked away, rubbing at his jaw. "I did speak to Sam about the topic, but I'm afraid he wasn't as helpful as I had hoped." Caiside shook his head, but left it at that. He didn't know how much sway Sam held, hadn't even been aware of his membership in the Loreseekers, but he didn't want to do anything that might jeopardize his new position.
Knowing he would be the sole expert in his preferred discipline only improved Caiside's mood. "I cannot tell you how excited I am to begin. To learn again." It felt like a breath of fresh air, more of a purpose. More of him that was connected to this place, a little voice inside him whispered, but it wouldn't be so bad. Even if this was temporary, simply drifting through the experience wsn't an option. Caiside had always had to be involved.
