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"Oh no, it is not you. I have just...wizard?" He trailed off with a shake of his head, indicating that even with the most eloquent of examples and descriptions, it was still all in a language that the alchemist was only just learning existed, much less one he could understand.
Wincing with a gentle empathy as the silence stretched out after Remi's question, the alchemist could feel his toes curling inside of his shoes at the pain he seemed to have caused the bard. As Jigano explained, Remi found himself stilted by some of what the bard said, but he didn't comment. Instead he nodded, lips twitching slightly. The pair still seemed at a point where more invasive questions weren't welcome, and where offerings of sympathy would likely fall flat. Though Remi wanted to ask what in the future would change the bard's outlook, he bit back the question and merely hummed a note of understanding. "Well, if someone like me can have both, I can see no reason why it would be barred from you. Despite the fact that Ludo called it a curse when it gave magic to me, most do not see it that way."
With a happy shrug, Remi's widened stare indicated that he did not know the answer to the question. But a brilliant look of excitement at needing to find out sparked colour in his cheeks. "I have only ever used direct light. But I have a mirror here, we could easily try." He offered with a slight tilt of his head, unsure if the bard had time in his schedule for more experiments.
Wincing with a gentle empathy as the silence stretched out after Remi's question, the alchemist could feel his toes curling inside of his shoes at the pain he seemed to have caused the bard. As Jigano explained, Remi found himself stilted by some of what the bard said, but he didn't comment. Instead he nodded, lips twitching slightly. The pair still seemed at a point where more invasive questions weren't welcome, and where offerings of sympathy would likely fall flat. Though Remi wanted to ask what in the future would change the bard's outlook, he bit back the question and merely hummed a note of understanding. "Well, if someone like me can have both, I can see no reason why it would be barred from you. Despite the fact that Ludo called it a curse when it gave magic to me, most do not see it that way."
With a happy shrug, Remi's widened stare indicated that he did not know the answer to the question. But a brilliant look of excitement at needing to find out sparked colour in his cheeks. "I have only ever used direct light. But I have a mirror here, we could easily try." He offered with a slight tilt of his head, unsure if the bard had time in his schedule for more experiments.
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.
