Bowing his head in acknowledgment, Jigano let the conversation shift to lighter topics. Literally, as they began discussing the properties of glowing concoctions and crystals that could hold light in their centers. It was almost... well, it actually was fun, to explore the properties of these things together, Remi's eager curiosity sparking a matching delight in the loreseeker as they chased their experiment, capturing a fragment of the sun and sending it shooting across the room in a zig-zag of brightness that ended in the nondescript vial sitting so innocently on the table, filled with its concoction of powder and copper liquid.
"I think I knew what you mean..." Jigano murmured, remembering how Numeria had looked like, spread out beneath the lonely peak of the Silver Mount. He had known it was big after walking over it, but seeing it from that higher perspective had been a completely different level of understanding. "Did you ever go out into it? Swimming or on a boat, I mean? I read about creatures of immense size that swam in them... some gentle, others that would quite happily eat a man in two bites, or less!" He continued to hold his mirror steady, watching the vial eagerly as they passed the time while it charged itself with light - he hoped.
"I think I knew what you mean..." Jigano murmured, remembering how Numeria had looked like, spread out beneath the lonely peak of the Silver Mount. He had known it was big after walking over it, but seeing it from that higher perspective had been a completely different level of understanding. "Did you ever go out into it? Swimming or on a boat, I mean? I read about creatures of immense size that swam in them... some gentle, others that would quite happily eat a man in two bites, or less!" He continued to hold his mirror steady, watching the vial eagerly as they passed the time while it charged itself with light - he hoped.
