Caiside smiled down at the little creature pawing at his leg, leaning down to run his fingers along the length of her body, feeling fur and feathers alike. "I believe I met the kitten, over Longnight. But.. unicorns and dragons, that is impressive." Impressive wasn't the only word Caiside had for it, foolhardy also came to mind. He had heard horror stories of dragons, though he had never seen one up close, he had seen the devastation they could cause. Unicorns were less dangerous, though they were also not something he would ever consider keeping as a companion.
Jigano was the perfect teacher, his instructions clear and his motions easy to follow. In no time at all, Caiside was clearing the area, shooing the bugs that he disturbed towards Isuma and turning the earth as the other man did. "My mother never taught me things like this. She was sickly when I was young." Caiside shared while they worked, trying to keep a silence from growing now that they were in the thick of their task. "Her husband is the one who taught me to work a forge though." His lips quirked a little as the memories came back to him, feeling like a lifetime ago when compared to the here and now.
Once the plot was clear, and the earth in it turned, Caiside turned back to Jigano, watching expectantly for what he was to do next. He was aware that each plant grew differently, needed different things, so it seemed like a better idea to wait for his blue eyed companion to take the lead. It would be a lacklustre memorial if nothing grew due to his ignorance.
Jigano was the perfect teacher, his instructions clear and his motions easy to follow. In no time at all, Caiside was clearing the area, shooing the bugs that he disturbed towards Isuma and turning the earth as the other man did. "My mother never taught me things like this. She was sickly when I was young." Caiside shared while they worked, trying to keep a silence from growing now that they were in the thick of their task. "Her husband is the one who taught me to work a forge though." His lips quirked a little as the memories came back to him, feeling like a lifetime ago when compared to the here and now.
Once the plot was clear, and the earth in it turned, Caiside turned back to Jigano, watching expectantly for what he was to do next. He was aware that each plant grew differently, needed different things, so it seemed like a better idea to wait for his blue eyed companion to take the lead. It would be a lacklustre memorial if nothing grew due to his ignorance.
