If only Remi knew that Oliver was just the sort of guy to feel very uncomfortable when eavesdropping. While he did love some good gossip, hearing that people were actually in danger or injured made him feel bad.
Anyways. The idea of the lorekeepers sounded somewhat interesting. While he wasn't sure if he'd enjoy joining them, he absolutely planned on visiting. Maybe they were the people to answer some of his oddly specific questions about this world. For now, he could try to go to Remi and Sunjata with hopes that they wouldn't find his questions too stupid or overwhelming. "Sounds cool." Was his response. In actuality, he had a lot more to say, but due to how mysterious the guild was, Oliver assumed that it's best to leave it at that.
As the three arrived to the guild, his eyes widened. The architecture was beautiful. To imagine that people got to live here? Wow. Oliver wasn't sure how interested the old him was into architecture. Who knows. Maybe he once built things or created buildings. Something did draw Oliver to the building and he was absolutely excited to go inside. When Remi held the door open for him, he gave a thank you to the man before entering. Once again, he was awestruck. Amazed by how it looked on the inside. The expression on his face probably showed this loud and clear. It looked beautiful and extravagant, in a way, but still felt very homely. Warm. Inviting.
He had been dragged out of his thoughts at the mention of tea. With a pause and a bit of stuttering he responded. "Tea would be great, thank you." Oliver had been caught off guard, causing him to blush ever so slightly out of embarrassment. It certainly didn't help that the two had shed their jackets. When Oliver turned to look at Sunjata, he got a good look at the tattoo, making his blush darken ever so slightly. Talk about reminding him of certain vague memories. That was a topic for another time...
Keeping the blanket wrapped around him, he took a seat in one of the chairs nearby. With Remi preparing the tea, that left him and Sunjata. Luckily, Sunjata seemed willing to answer more questions and boy. He had a lot. Many felt odd or pushy. Some he'd wait for later, deciding that it may be too soon.
"I...I have a lot." He let out a small laugh, showing embarrassment? Awkwardness? Whatever it was, he had a lot on his mind. "Um...I guess you could just tell me all you want? Or all there is to know? Like I know Remi, I think it was, mentioned a god? But he said a god...are there more? How does that work?" What he meant to say was: is this a belief or do you guys know for sure she brought us here. It felt pushy and almost unkind to say that. What if the god was real and heard of him believing she wasn't. He'd be dead, probably struck by lightning or some magic shit like that.
"Also...you mentioned monsters? Or maybe Remi did...And what about that blanket? You know. The one Remi made appear out of nowhere...unless he had it on him and I was so cold I didn't even notice it..." He let out another fit of nervous laughter and ran a hand through his hair.
Anyways. The idea of the lorekeepers sounded somewhat interesting. While he wasn't sure if he'd enjoy joining them, he absolutely planned on visiting. Maybe they were the people to answer some of his oddly specific questions about this world. For now, he could try to go to Remi and Sunjata with hopes that they wouldn't find his questions too stupid or overwhelming. "Sounds cool." Was his response. In actuality, he had a lot more to say, but due to how mysterious the guild was, Oliver assumed that it's best to leave it at that.
As the three arrived to the guild, his eyes widened. The architecture was beautiful. To imagine that people got to live here? Wow. Oliver wasn't sure how interested the old him was into architecture. Who knows. Maybe he once built things or created buildings. Something did draw Oliver to the building and he was absolutely excited to go inside. When Remi held the door open for him, he gave a thank you to the man before entering. Once again, he was awestruck. Amazed by how it looked on the inside. The expression on his face probably showed this loud and clear. It looked beautiful and extravagant, in a way, but still felt very homely. Warm. Inviting.
He had been dragged out of his thoughts at the mention of tea. With a pause and a bit of stuttering he responded. "Tea would be great, thank you." Oliver had been caught off guard, causing him to blush ever so slightly out of embarrassment. It certainly didn't help that the two had shed their jackets. When Oliver turned to look at Sunjata, he got a good look at the tattoo, making his blush darken ever so slightly. Talk about reminding him of certain vague memories. That was a topic for another time...
Keeping the blanket wrapped around him, he took a seat in one of the chairs nearby. With Remi preparing the tea, that left him and Sunjata. Luckily, Sunjata seemed willing to answer more questions and boy. He had a lot. Many felt odd or pushy. Some he'd wait for later, deciding that it may be too soon.
"I...I have a lot." He let out a small laugh, showing embarrassment? Awkwardness? Whatever it was, he had a lot on his mind. "Um...I guess you could just tell me all you want? Or all there is to know? Like I know Remi, I think it was, mentioned a god? But he said a god...are there more? How does that work?" What he meant to say was: is this a belief or do you guys know for sure she brought us here. It felt pushy and almost unkind to say that. What if the god was real and heard of him believing she wasn't. He'd be dead, probably struck by lightning or some magic shit like that.
"Also...you mentioned monsters? Or maybe Remi did...And what about that blanket? You know. The one Remi made appear out of nowhere...unless he had it on him and I was so cold I didn't even notice it..." He let out another fit of nervous laughter and ran a hand through his hair.
