She nodded to him, too, agreeing on the fact that there was no plan in place. And she wondered if the Naturals had thought the Outlanders would fail, having not truly considered the possibility of history being made before their eyes. But as Jigano continued and mentioned Rory wasn’t one to hate, she inhaled deeply and exhaled a quiet sigh before offering him a kind smile. “I don’t hold it against him. I’ve never even officially met him.” She offered with her own shrug of her shoulders. She understood where Rory came from — it didn’t make it right that he lashed out, but it also wasn’t right for the Outlanders to make decisions that didn’t involve the inhabitants. Rexanna could see both sides and she was certain she wanted to stay in between, not having a side to pick. Not wanting to pick a side.
But Jigano began to inform her of the gods, and she nodded with a quiet laugh at what he said of Frey. “They are terrifying, but gods they’re beautiful.” She mused before Jigano spoke of Safrin and Rexanna listened, chuckling softly at the mention of Bastien’s church. That was her main worry in meeting the goddess, of what she might say to Rexanna for having the audacity to date someone like Bastien. But despite the choices he’d made, she found him charming and wonderful. Not exactly what she had imagined, but somehow better in ways she couldn’t explain. She glanced to Jigano a bit roguishly. “I’m most worried to meet Safrin I think.” She paused, leaning closer to Jigano with a spark in her eye. “Bastien and I are… close now. I’m afraid I probably don’t seem favorable in her eye.” She informed him with another soft laugh.
But Ludo, Ludo was an interesting topic for Rexanna. And she nodded to his warnings about the god. Uncertain of what she might find if she went searching for them. But the conversation shifted again toward the Attuned and she listened to the information, soaking it up like a fish out of water. “I suppose that’s fair!” She agreed, a wide grin spread along her face at the thought of the fox being a person and she had invited them into her home for a bath. How strange that might have seemed. And what would she have done if the fox had revealed himself to be a person all along?
But then she had moved to show him her ankle and after he inspected it and agreed it had healed mostly, she bobbed her head sending her dark hair dancing along her shoulders. “It’s not so bad.” She resolved with a grin before settling again. But Jigano gestured for her to lean close, and she did and looked to him to hear a small peep and at his explanation her eyes lit up. “Oh!” She cheered quietly, hoping to not startle the tiny griffin. She wasn’t sure what it was, having seen drawings of dragons before but nothing like the little creature that hid on Jigano’s person. “Aw!” She chimed with a soft light in her eyes and that same happy, cheerful grin along her face. “What are you?” She questioned the small companion, sapphire gaze dancing to Jigano with the same question.
But Jigano began to inform her of the gods, and she nodded with a quiet laugh at what he said of Frey. “They are terrifying, but gods they’re beautiful.” She mused before Jigano spoke of Safrin and Rexanna listened, chuckling softly at the mention of Bastien’s church. That was her main worry in meeting the goddess, of what she might say to Rexanna for having the audacity to date someone like Bastien. But despite the choices he’d made, she found him charming and wonderful. Not exactly what she had imagined, but somehow better in ways she couldn’t explain. She glanced to Jigano a bit roguishly. “I’m most worried to meet Safrin I think.” She paused, leaning closer to Jigano with a spark in her eye. “Bastien and I are… close now. I’m afraid I probably don’t seem favorable in her eye.” She informed him with another soft laugh.
But Ludo, Ludo was an interesting topic for Rexanna. And she nodded to his warnings about the god. Uncertain of what she might find if she went searching for them. But the conversation shifted again toward the Attuned and she listened to the information, soaking it up like a fish out of water. “I suppose that’s fair!” She agreed, a wide grin spread along her face at the thought of the fox being a person and she had invited them into her home for a bath. How strange that might have seemed. And what would she have done if the fox had revealed himself to be a person all along?
But then she had moved to show him her ankle and after he inspected it and agreed it had healed mostly, she bobbed her head sending her dark hair dancing along her shoulders. “It’s not so bad.” She resolved with a grin before settling again. But Jigano gestured for her to lean close, and she did and looked to him to hear a small peep and at his explanation her eyes lit up. “Oh!” She cheered quietly, hoping to not startle the tiny griffin. She wasn’t sure what it was, having seen drawings of dragons before but nothing like the little creature that hid on Jigano’s person. “Aw!” She chimed with a soft light in her eyes and that same happy, cheerful grin along her face. “What are you?” She questioned the small companion, sapphire gaze dancing to Jigano with the same question.
