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"Oh?" Remi said, glancing up with a quizzical look on his face. Sound? Given how very little Remi knew about magic the applicability of what the bard's previous powers wasn't immediately obvious to him. The mind and luck though were more obvious, but still Remi's gaze was without assumption. As with most things the bard said, Remi could never quite tell if there was animosity in his words. Indeed Jigano's tone made Remi feel patronized, or that he was being falsely 'talked up'.
Pleased that Jigano seemed content with what he'd made the rock do, Remi felt a blush tinge his cheeks at the word magnificent. At the mention of glowing without sunlight, Remi tilted his head to the side and nodded. "In Northaven I used to make stars which would glow at night. Along the coastline there were these small aquatic creatures that washed up on the sand, lighting the entire length of the beach at night. It is where I originally got the idea."
Looking down at his hands for a moment, Remi turned around reaching for a small glass chair. As he held it, it began to fill with a powdery whitish-yellow substance that was entirely without colour. "My studies of those creatures led me to this. When combined with another chemical it will glow." So saying, Remi again turned and reached around for a coppery liquid that he added to the powder. Nodding towards Jigano, Remi made a cave with his hands around the jar, smiling inwardly. Pulling back he pushed the bottle towards the bard, indicating he could do the same. Inside the powder would glow with a faint turquoise light.
Pleased that Jigano seemed content with what he'd made the rock do, Remi felt a blush tinge his cheeks at the word magnificent. At the mention of glowing without sunlight, Remi tilted his head to the side and nodded. "In Northaven I used to make stars which would glow at night. Along the coastline there were these small aquatic creatures that washed up on the sand, lighting the entire length of the beach at night. It is where I originally got the idea."
Looking down at his hands for a moment, Remi turned around reaching for a small glass chair. As he held it, it began to fill with a powdery whitish-yellow substance that was entirely without colour. "My studies of those creatures led me to this. When combined with another chemical it will glow." So saying, Remi again turned and reached around for a coppery liquid that he added to the powder. Nodding towards Jigano, Remi made a cave with his hands around the jar, smiling inwardly. Pulling back he pushed the bottle towards the bard, indicating he could do the same. Inside the powder would glow with a faint turquoise light.
Speaks with a thick Italian accent.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
