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The lion chuckled and shook his head. Your human disguise is equally as convincing. And boring. He added with a lazy leonine wink. I would normally say with Zariah gone there is no need. But I have been wrong on nearly every account when it comes to her— Specifically that he had truly believed she'd never stoop so low as to threaten Aoife, a fact that he needed little reminding of —so perhaps it is still wise. I am not sure Edy will be a worse ruler than the Merciless, but... Shrugging enough to convey emotion, but not so much as to upset Aoife's balance, the alchemist offered the bard a sincere look. I made an invisibility cloak. If all this continues, or gets worse, you are welcome to it.
There was very little Remi ever said that seemed to surprise Jigano—tales of his stupidity aside—but given that both Deimos and Amalia were there, he was surprised indeed news hadn't filtered back yet. Apparently Zariah's oppressive rule was more ingrained than he had thought.
Pulling in a breath as he reminded himself to continue to flop his tail for Aoife lest he be stabbed again, Remi shook his head slowly. For Safrin, yes. For Ronin...no. It sounds like whatever happens to her, happens to him, because of how they are...ahh, linked? When it comes to this, anyways. Had he hands, he would have rubbed one across his eyes. Both Amalia and Ronin though seem confident they will be able to solve the problem of the blight though. Not bothering to hide it, Remi's skepticism was healthily fueled by his worry not only for his friends, but for Ronin. For Aoife. And selfishly, for himself.
There was very little Remi ever said that seemed to surprise Jigano—tales of his stupidity aside—but given that both Deimos and Amalia were there, he was surprised indeed news hadn't filtered back yet. Apparently Zariah's oppressive rule was more ingrained than he had thought.
Pulling in a breath as he reminded himself to continue to flop his tail for Aoife lest he be stabbed again, Remi shook his head slowly. For Safrin, yes. For Ronin...no. It sounds like whatever happens to her, happens to him, because of how they are...ahh, linked? When it comes to this, anyways. Had he hands, he would have rubbed one across his eyes. Both Amalia and Ronin though seem confident they will be able to solve the problem of the blight though. Not bothering to hide it, Remi's skepticism was healthily fueled by his worry not only for his friends, but for Ronin. For Aoife. And selfishly, for himself.
Speaks with a thick Italian accent.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
