Jigano hid his own laughter behind his hand, but his eyes were crinkled with glee at how well the little ones got along. "I suppose it did!" he agreed, still chuckling. "Gods most fortunate, I'm glad they can play together again." Whatever his initial exasperation towards the impulsive leader of the Spire Demon raid, he had found himself thoroughly charmed. Some of that may well have been Isuma's fault, the gryphlet's innocent joy in having Sugar back affecting him as his moods could affect her, but he couldn't find himself being upset about it.
"The more you learn about what it means to be... what you are now. Neither human nor god. Some sort of... demihuman? Demigod, perhaps? the more I'll have to write!" He grinned wryly, finally able to reach for a blank piece of parchment and a writing stick to jot down directions to the new government building with. "But I'm sure I'll find my way to your door sooner rather than later." If for nothing else, than to arrange a date to do some exploring!
"Nothing wrong with a bow," Jigano teased, grinning. "Vervain would be a better teach of that than I, though. But the offer still stands for crossing swords if we can both find an afternoon free."
"The more you learn about what it means to be... what you are now. Neither human nor god. Some sort of... demihuman? Demigod, perhaps? the more I'll have to write!" He grinned wryly, finally able to reach for a blank piece of parchment and a writing stick to jot down directions to the new government building with. "But I'm sure I'll find my way to your door sooner rather than later." If for nothing else, than to arrange a date to do some exploring!
"Nothing wrong with a bow," Jigano teased, grinning. "Vervain would be a better teach of that than I, though. But the offer still stands for crossing swords if we can both find an afternoon free."
