"Ahhh, wise," Jigano nodded at the story's conclusion. At the time, and he and Edy hadn't known about the golems' weakness to sunlight. After gaining Safrin's library and the bestiaries it held he had learned more, but luckily it hadn't come up again since then. He nodded understanding at Ronin's bemusement, thinking a little wistfully that he was in much the same boat... though unlike the captain, he had no lifelong friends or family to make such a trade. There were people who cared for him, people he cared for, but even so they had only known each other for half a year. No one could be expected to make that sort of sacrifice for someone they'd known for so short a time.
The companions made for an easy change of subject, thankfully, and Jigano chuckled at their game. Isuma was becoming more coordinated as she grew into her limbs, but just as Bobi had played with her, she was careful not to get too far ahead of Sugar, taking care with the older dragonlet so that they could both enjoy their game.
"An excellent point," the bard admitted with a grin for his guest. "Well, if you do run across something interesting by accident, I'd love to hear about it. You're something of a unique case, though I'll see if Amalia or Caiside can't take some time to look through the library and see if there are any accounts of similar occurrences happening before. " He reached to nibble his own pastry, nodding silent contentment at Amalia's usual excellent skill at baking them.
"Now, you had some questions for me, I believe? Anything specific you'd like to know at the moment, or more of a general overview of what's beyond the barrier?"
The companions made for an easy change of subject, thankfully, and Jigano chuckled at their game. Isuma was becoming more coordinated as she grew into her limbs, but just as Bobi had played with her, she was careful not to get too far ahead of Sugar, taking care with the older dragonlet so that they could both enjoy their game.
"An excellent point," the bard admitted with a grin for his guest. "Well, if you do run across something interesting by accident, I'd love to hear about it. You're something of a unique case, though I'll see if Amalia or Caiside can't take some time to look through the library and see if there are any accounts of similar occurrences happening before. " He reached to nibble his own pastry, nodding silent contentment at Amalia's usual excellent skill at baking them.
"Now, you had some questions for me, I believe? Anything specific you'd like to know at the moment, or more of a general overview of what's beyond the barrier?"
