Sugar let out an appreciative shriek, not having had nearly enough play in her short life. It was difficult, when one's life had begun with a narrow escape from an icy doom, and then one's human went and died. Isuma, then, was a more than pleasant distraction, and the dragonling left the two men to talk while she pounced and tussled with the gryphlet.
Ronin laughed gently as he watched them, rolling his shoulder lightly where Sugar had been perched but a few moments before. "Ah, is it not? Consider your secret safe with me, then," he murmured, nodding politely to Jigano. "A pleasure to meet the both of you, with names this time. You already know me, evidently, but that little monster is Sugar." He nodded to his dragon.
"Information, mostly," he confessed. "I've been... well. Out of the picture, since before the barrier fell. I was wondering if someone would know of what has happened so far out there. What things have been found, what people have encountered and the like." He had no intention, just yet, of wandering out there himself. But it would be good to know what he was up against.
Ronin laughed gently as he watched them, rolling his shoulder lightly where Sugar had been perched but a few moments before. "Ah, is it not? Consider your secret safe with me, then," he murmured, nodding politely to Jigano. "A pleasure to meet the both of you, with names this time. You already know me, evidently, but that little monster is Sugar." He nodded to his dragon.
"Information, mostly," he confessed. "I've been... well. Out of the picture, since before the barrier fell. I was wondering if someone would know of what has happened so far out there. What things have been found, what people have encountered and the like." He had no intention, just yet, of wandering out there himself. But it would be good to know what he was up against.
