Jigano nodded, relieved to hear that Nate seemed to be good for Sam, and raising a brow in curiosity at hearing of his profession. "That could definitely come in useful," he murmured, finding it an intriguing pairing. One that he would undoubtedly find out more about soon enough. Too soon, with as fast as Long Night was approaching, and for the moment he turned his attention to getting his supplies and gifts sorted out in the Guild kitchen.
The tea was tucked away in tins and cupboards until only the soft roundish thing remained in the bottom of the bag. Jigano grinned as Remi held it up, free of the bag so the alchemist could see the stuffed animal that had been hiding there. It was fox, stuffed with lambswool, with four small nubbin legs and a sly smile stitched on its pointed face. White rabbit pelts had been cleverly sewn together for the casing so it was soft and plush to the touch, and it's firmly-attached poof of a tail was nearly as big as its body. Jigano looked inordinately pleased with himself as he took back the now-empty bag. "Rory and I have been working on it," he explained proudly. "Ever since our game in the training yard, when you said Aoife and Ronin might like to hug a fox."
The tea was tucked away in tins and cupboards until only the soft roundish thing remained in the bottom of the bag. Jigano grinned as Remi held it up, free of the bag so the alchemist could see the stuffed animal that had been hiding there. It was fox, stuffed with lambswool, with four small nubbin legs and a sly smile stitched on its pointed face. White rabbit pelts had been cleverly sewn together for the casing so it was soft and plush to the touch, and it's firmly-attached poof of a tail was nearly as big as its body. Jigano looked inordinately pleased with himself as he took back the now-empty bag. "Rory and I have been working on it," he explained proudly. "Ever since our game in the training yard, when you said Aoife and Ronin might like to hug a fox."
