loren
Ah. So, dislike, not insurrection or disobedience then. That was fine. ”Got it. Though Outlanders have only been here for about a year. Did you two get off on the wrong foot?” Sort of like the two men had, though that had been Loren’s fault. Then he lowered his voice. ”Wessex doesn’t like me much either. However, we also work together when we must.” Which was most of the time, it seemed like these days: it was just one crisis after another, and he hadn’t even been back that long. For everyone else, it must be unbearable.
They managed to get up the stairs, and the summoner directed them towards the far corner; they might as well do the hard parts first, while they weren’t too tired. Indeed, the summoner could already feel his arms starting to burn with the strain. It was a welcome distraction from thoughts of the coming LongNight at least. ”I don’t know about your reputation from last year.” However, the Launceleyn knew more than a little about Jigano’s plans for this year.
Loren listened to the bard’s plans without responding until the end. It seemed that all those who were venturing outside would be going to the Guild (though Kiada was still a wild card). However, when the white-haired man asked about where the summoner would be for LongNight, he sighed. ”I don't know. Wessex has requested I stay at the Temple. However...I know what you all have been asked to do at the Guild. And I don’t know where I’d be most useful.” Remi had made it clear that the Launceleyn was more liability than asset. However, the alchemist was hardly unbiased, especially when it came to Loren. So he wanted a second opinion.
They managed to get up the stairs, and the summoner directed them towards the far corner; they might as well do the hard parts first, while they weren’t too tired. Indeed, the summoner could already feel his arms starting to burn with the strain. It was a welcome distraction from thoughts of the coming LongNight at least. ”I don’t know about your reputation from last year.” However, the Launceleyn knew more than a little about Jigano’s plans for this year.
Loren listened to the bard’s plans without responding until the end. It seemed that all those who were venturing outside would be going to the Guild (though Kiada was still a wild card). However, when the white-haired man asked about where the summoner would be for LongNight, he sighed. ”I don't know. Wessex has requested I stay at the Temple. However...I know what you all have been asked to do at the Guild. And I don’t know where I’d be most useful.” Remi had made it clear that the Launceleyn was more liability than asset. However, the alchemist was hardly unbiased, especially when it came to Loren. So he wanted a second opinion.
Never judge a book by its cover.
