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The alchemist's tongue licked the corner of his lips as he considered the bard's words. "So less of a decision and more of a.... procedure, I suppose?" He ventured, not sounding sure of his characterization of the idea. "It did make mistakes though, at least...well. Ianto was placed outside of the barrier. And if the purpose of us being here was to try and find a way out, that should not have happened."
Remi could sense the weightiness of Jigano's revelation about one of his shifts, but it was hard for the alchemist to truly appreciate it, given that it seemed an entirely mundane fact given his upbringing and world context. Still, he bowed his head appreciatively before a small smile stole across his lips. "Perhaps we could fly together some time. It has been a long while since I have had anyone to fly with." Names and images flashed behind his eyes as he thought of all of those he once shared the skies with, his heart plummeting as he realized that not one of them had remained. Vanya. Martha. Koel. All had come through the barrier, but none were left now.
"Mm, oh, no. We hunted together back in Northaven as fox and hawk quite often, but not here yet. Providing one's own food was much more of a priority then, whereas here thankfully it is not. But a fox is faster than a raccoon, but a good deal smaller than a lion. It would be nice to have roughly the same traits ... but then perhaps I should encourage him to try and find wings of his own, then." Remi added with a cheeky grin, his heart flip-flopping happily at the thought of flying with Ianto.
Remi could sense the weightiness of Jigano's revelation about one of his shifts, but it was hard for the alchemist to truly appreciate it, given that it seemed an entirely mundane fact given his upbringing and world context. Still, he bowed his head appreciatively before a small smile stole across his lips. "Perhaps we could fly together some time. It has been a long while since I have had anyone to fly with." Names and images flashed behind his eyes as he thought of all of those he once shared the skies with, his heart plummeting as he realized that not one of them had remained. Vanya. Martha. Koel. All had come through the barrier, but none were left now.
"Mm, oh, no. We hunted together back in Northaven as fox and hawk quite often, but not here yet. Providing one's own food was much more of a priority then, whereas here thankfully it is not. But a fox is faster than a raccoon, but a good deal smaller than a lion. It would be nice to have roughly the same traits ... but then perhaps I should encourage him to try and find wings of his own, then." Remi added with a cheeky grin, his heart flip-flopping happily at the thought of flying with Ianto.
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.
