loren
Huh. Interesting. Loren could definitely see how that differed from regular illusion magic. ”I can see how that would be useful. However, I thought the monsters could take the shape of men?” Maybe the summoner had just been misunderstanding how the monsters worked the whole time. ”Also, how far can he send the uh...seeming-illusion? It would be useful to be able to reliably communicate between the two LongNight locations.” There had to be a better word for seeming-illusion. The Launceleyn frowned as he puzzled through the issue.
However, he was distracted from his musings by Jigano’s explanation of the Flowerbirth plants. ”Not like that. Or...at least not exactly like that. And not like the vampire gourds either.” Loren struggled to find the words. ”Again, I’m not sure how independent these were from Remi, so that might’ve explained the differences. But you should probably just ask him for a demonstration.” As for the journals, well, that was the bard’s prerogative. However, the summoner’s brow furrowed. ”Have any of these abilities ever been duplicated?” He couldn’t think of any, but he didn’t know if that was because there were so few with said abilities or if they were truly unique. ”It might be best to start a separate list, seeing as we don’t know how related to the regular magics these are.”
Loren looked up, surprised at the offer; he’d been expecting the white-haired man to want nothing to do with him. Biting his lip, he nodded. ”Let’s continue. Lead the way.” Obviously the Launceleyn didn’t know how to prepare for LongNight properly, so Jigano was in charge. For now.
However, he was distracted from his musings by Jigano’s explanation of the Flowerbirth plants. ”Not like that. Or...at least not exactly like that. And not like the vampire gourds either.” Loren struggled to find the words. ”Again, I’m not sure how independent these were from Remi, so that might’ve explained the differences. But you should probably just ask him for a demonstration.” As for the journals, well, that was the bard’s prerogative. However, the summoner’s brow furrowed. ”Have any of these abilities ever been duplicated?” He couldn’t think of any, but he didn’t know if that was because there were so few with said abilities or if they were truly unique. ”It might be best to start a separate list, seeing as we don’t know how related to the regular magics these are.”
Loren looked up, surprised at the offer; he’d been expecting the white-haired man to want nothing to do with him. Biting his lip, he nodded. ”Let’s continue. Lead the way.” Obviously the Launceleyn didn’t know how to prepare for LongNight properly, so Jigano was in charge. For now.
Never judge a book by its cover.
