"I am just grateful for having found her," Vai murmured, though she nodded solemnly at Jigano's apology, a sad smile on her face. Luckily it was easy to banish in lieu of lighter topics, and the jubilance of the dance even at its wind-down was something she eagerly allowed to buoy her spirits. Her laughter was musical and mischievous, Vai tipping the bard a wink and grinning down at Felix. "Oh, you might have met him and not realised it. He's a bear," she said simply.
"He spends most of his time in the Woodlands. Not mythical, merely grumpy and antisocial," she said, though the words were suffused by an unmistakeable love. Turning her gaze back to Jigano and dipping into a careful curtsey as the song ended, she nodded to him. "Then expect me to darken it very soon. Thank you, Jigano. I didn't realise how much I had missed this."
"He spends most of his time in the Woodlands. Not mythical, merely grumpy and antisocial," she said, though the words were suffused by an unmistakeable love. Turning her gaze back to Jigano and dipping into a careful curtsey as the song ended, she nodded to him. "Then expect me to darken it very soon. Thank you, Jigano. I didn't realise how much I had missed this."
