She nodded with a quiet laugh, infinitely pleased to be able to flirt when she wanted to, and be able to have serious conversations when needed too. It certainly made meeting new people all that much easier. But the conversation soon shifted to the grim details of what occurred, and for a moment she remembered Jigano following Rory after the blond man had thrown barbs at her with a poisoned tongue. But she didn’t blame Rory, not really. And perhaps Jigano was the voice of reason within it. “I would like to talk to Rory when everything settles. I don’t think he meant what he said to me… But I understand where he’s coming from.” She says a bit quietly. “I’m a bit stubborn though, couldn’t let it go.” She managed a soft laugh at her flaw. At least she owned up to it.
But she broke into her tale of the wonderful white animals that had helped her, and her gaze flickered from him to the flag as she continued to work. “Of course! I got a few different colors. I think I might take them to the gods as gifts.” She shrugged her shoulders slightly. “If nothing else but to at least thank Frey and meet the others if I can.” She resulted, flashing her ivory haired friend a roguish grin. But then he mentioned Attuned and her mind began to work. She had only just recently learned the name of them, but a surprise kind of crashed over her as she looked back to Jigano with a wide, beaming grin. “Oh wouldn’t that be wonderful? I just learned about them from Maea, I had thought Remi just had magic that made him into a lion. I didn’t realize it was a thing others could do!” She chimes to him before she laughed and a small blush crept over her cheeks.
“Oh I hope whoever he is doesn’t think I’m an idiot.” She finally said with another awkward laugh. She had done things with the raven and fox she had never done before. And the planting was something she had been self conscious about — certain that if the raven hadn’t helped that hr flowers would have been gone before they had a chance to grow. And the worms, well, Rexanna had never really used her magic in that capacity. Hadn’t realized that after just one large blast of light that she’d be empty and be forced to work with the knife at her side. But Jigano spoke of the festival and the worms, and how they tasted like chicken of all things and she chuckled quietly in response. “No wonder he liked it!” She joked, flashing Jigano another small grin.
“I’m not even sure where to start to try and find him? I wanted to make sure he was okay after the worm ordeal. I made away mostly fine but he was a lot smaller than I. Looked a bit sad covered in all that mud and wouldn’t come home with me for a bath.” She shrugged but looked back to Jigano with a small smile. “My ankle seems fine, I don’t think it needs to be wrapped. But I can still show you if you’d like?” She offered, setting aside the mostly finished flag that still needed a bit of sprucing to stand and turn her leg to where Jigano could see. There was some yellowish green bruising around her ankle from the impact, but the tiny teeth marks that had managed to make it around her boots and to her skin had mostly healed and the bruises were in their final stages. “All things considered, it looks alright!” She chimes with a smile.
But she broke into her tale of the wonderful white animals that had helped her, and her gaze flickered from him to the flag as she continued to work. “Of course! I got a few different colors. I think I might take them to the gods as gifts.” She shrugged her shoulders slightly. “If nothing else but to at least thank Frey and meet the others if I can.” She resulted, flashing her ivory haired friend a roguish grin. But then he mentioned Attuned and her mind began to work. She had only just recently learned the name of them, but a surprise kind of crashed over her as she looked back to Jigano with a wide, beaming grin. “Oh wouldn’t that be wonderful? I just learned about them from Maea, I had thought Remi just had magic that made him into a lion. I didn’t realize it was a thing others could do!” She chimes to him before she laughed and a small blush crept over her cheeks.
“Oh I hope whoever he is doesn’t think I’m an idiot.” She finally said with another awkward laugh. She had done things with the raven and fox she had never done before. And the planting was something she had been self conscious about — certain that if the raven hadn’t helped that hr flowers would have been gone before they had a chance to grow. And the worms, well, Rexanna had never really used her magic in that capacity. Hadn’t realized that after just one large blast of light that she’d be empty and be forced to work with the knife at her side. But Jigano spoke of the festival and the worms, and how they tasted like chicken of all things and she chuckled quietly in response. “No wonder he liked it!” She joked, flashing Jigano another small grin.
“I’m not even sure where to start to try and find him? I wanted to make sure he was okay after the worm ordeal. I made away mostly fine but he was a lot smaller than I. Looked a bit sad covered in all that mud and wouldn’t come home with me for a bath.” She shrugged but looked back to Jigano with a small smile. “My ankle seems fine, I don’t think it needs to be wrapped. But I can still show you if you’d like?” She offered, setting aside the mostly finished flag that still needed a bit of sprucing to stand and turn her leg to where Jigano could see. There was some yellowish green bruising around her ankle from the impact, but the tiny teeth marks that had managed to make it around her boots and to her skin had mostly healed and the bruises were in their final stages. “All things considered, it looks alright!” She chimes with a smile.
