Isuma was ecstatic to have her friend back, and she nosed Sugar's wings as the dragon investigated her feathers, giving an impressed reep at how well her scaly friend had flown down from Ronin's shoulder. Her long, fluffy tail lashed playfully as she crouched then, inviting her friend to pounce and play and tousle with her, far more interested in someone her age and size than the new human - resurrections meaning little to young gryphlets, in the grand scheme of things.
They meant much more to curious lorekeepers, however, who approached Ronin with cautious courtesy. He tilted his head in wry acknowledgment of the guess, giving a slight nod. "On occasion, though it's not something that is widely known. I prefer to go by Jigano. And this is Isuma," he added fondly, glancing down to the frolicking companions.
Glancing up again at the man he arched a pale brow, inquiring, "May I ask what brings you here today? If it's a book you want, I may be able to help you locate it... or if you'd rather browse alone, I can let the little ones play down in the Guildhall where their noise won't bother anyone up here," he added, with a quiet chuckle for the antics of their little friends.
They meant much more to curious lorekeepers, however, who approached Ronin with cautious courtesy. He tilted his head in wry acknowledgment of the guess, giving a slight nod. "On occasion, though it's not something that is widely known. I prefer to go by Jigano. And this is Isuma," he added fondly, glancing down to the frolicking companions.
Glancing up again at the man he arched a pale brow, inquiring, "May I ask what brings you here today? If it's a book you want, I may be able to help you locate it... or if you'd rather browse alone, I can let the little ones play down in the Guildhall where their noise won't bother anyone up here," he added, with a quiet chuckle for the antics of their little friends.
