Seeking trouble for trouble’s sake was something Aonghas was happy to put behind him now. If the cost of keeping a low profile was being without his magic then that was just the price he would have to pay. He gave Jigano an affirming nod.
It was true that all he seemed to do since his arrival was ask questions that weren’t perhaps the norm to be asking when one finds themselves stuck on the far end of a magic portal. Still, the bard’s offer wasn’t something he would take lightly. ”As always I am appreciative of any help that can be offered. Maybe when I fully understand, with how I now am, what I can offer this world I could then apply that to a Guild.” He offered a friendly smile. Certainly from the Guilds he had heard of so far, the Loreseekers had fallen into something more of his skillset. Monster Hunting and Artistry weren’t at all his forte.
Aonghas chuckled as he carefully made his way over to where he had left his cloak, cautious about aggravating his newly healed ligaments. ”Well in that case I’m glad I was able to assist you with tapping into the childish joy of frolicking around in the dirt.” He grinned over his shoulder before picking up the cloak and shaking it out, making sure to get as much of said dirt off of the garment as he could. He was still sopping wet and colder than he had been on arrival but the cloak would offer better protection than nothing.
”I feel though I may have had a little bit too much childish joy, enough for today at least.” As he spoke he gave a gentle shake of his foot.
Not that he had been anticipating running into anyone else today but he had also appreciated the bard’s company. ”Perhaps if you too are done for the day I could request your further company back to town?” He gestured back from the direction that he thought he had come in. If not however he was content to leave the bard to his magic and carefully make his way back to the manor.
It was true that all he seemed to do since his arrival was ask questions that weren’t perhaps the norm to be asking when one finds themselves stuck on the far end of a magic portal. Still, the bard’s offer wasn’t something he would take lightly. ”As always I am appreciative of any help that can be offered. Maybe when I fully understand, with how I now am, what I can offer this world I could then apply that to a Guild.” He offered a friendly smile. Certainly from the Guilds he had heard of so far, the Loreseekers had fallen into something more of his skillset. Monster Hunting and Artistry weren’t at all his forte.
Aonghas chuckled as he carefully made his way over to where he had left his cloak, cautious about aggravating his newly healed ligaments. ”Well in that case I’m glad I was able to assist you with tapping into the childish joy of frolicking around in the dirt.” He grinned over his shoulder before picking up the cloak and shaking it out, making sure to get as much of said dirt off of the garment as he could. He was still sopping wet and colder than he had been on arrival but the cloak would offer better protection than nothing.
”I feel though I may have had a little bit too much childish joy, enough for today at least.” As he spoke he gave a gentle shake of his foot.
Not that he had been anticipating running into anyone else today but he had also appreciated the bard’s company. ”Perhaps if you too are done for the day I could request your further company back to town?” He gestured back from the direction that he thought he had come in. If not however he was content to leave the bard to his magic and carefully make his way back to the manor.
