It wasn’t going to be so easy to come to terms with – the idea of remaining in Caido indefinitely, however his external coping method would be for himself, when he was properly alone. Aonghas decided he would wait until later before he unpackaged the events of the day, if only to keep up the façade of being fine with it all for now.
The transition was indeed going to be hard. He really had no idea what he was going to do, he had no foothold in any capacity in this world. The magic that had been essential to him in his own world seemed to have left him in this one. It was a vulnerable position he had found himself in, something that put him on edge.
”A place to sleep would be greatly welcomed. At least just until I am able to become better acquainted with the situation I’ve fallen into.” Normally Aonghas wasn’t as quick to jump on an offer like this from someone he didn’t know at all. But he really had little choice, what was the alternative? Sleeping out in the snow in a land he knew nothing about wouldn’t end well for him, he knew that much.
As he listened to Loren explain what he knew of the inhabitants, old and new, of Caido he wasn’t sure what to think of it. It was interesting to find out there were more than two realms, and maybe he could ask Loren about where it was he had come from, but another time perhaps when it was more appropriate. The prospect of having so many different natives from many other worlds converging in the one place was certainly novel. He wondered if anyone else from his neck of the woods had come through before or if he was the first.
”It’s good to know that settling here is at least an option for an outsider. I imagine the natives are well equipped with dealing with newcomers at this point if it is such a common occurrence” He at least hoped that if any kind of resistance were to be met then it would be minimal. Back in his land strangers were a thing to be wary of and finding a warm welcome like he had found upon his arrival here, was a rare thing.
”And this place? This is your library?” Aonghas gestured to the office around him.
The transition was indeed going to be hard. He really had no idea what he was going to do, he had no foothold in any capacity in this world. The magic that had been essential to him in his own world seemed to have left him in this one. It was a vulnerable position he had found himself in, something that put him on edge.
”A place to sleep would be greatly welcomed. At least just until I am able to become better acquainted with the situation I’ve fallen into.” Normally Aonghas wasn’t as quick to jump on an offer like this from someone he didn’t know at all. But he really had little choice, what was the alternative? Sleeping out in the snow in a land he knew nothing about wouldn’t end well for him, he knew that much.
As he listened to Loren explain what he knew of the inhabitants, old and new, of Caido he wasn’t sure what to think of it. It was interesting to find out there were more than two realms, and maybe he could ask Loren about where it was he had come from, but another time perhaps when it was more appropriate. The prospect of having so many different natives from many other worlds converging in the one place was certainly novel. He wondered if anyone else from his neck of the woods had come through before or if he was the first.
”It’s good to know that settling here is at least an option for an outsider. I imagine the natives are well equipped with dealing with newcomers at this point if it is such a common occurrence” He at least hoped that if any kind of resistance were to be met then it would be minimal. Back in his land strangers were a thing to be wary of and finding a warm welcome like he had found upon his arrival here, was a rare thing.
”And this place? This is your library?” Aonghas gestured to the office around him.
