"Electrify it? Like with lightning?" Jigano asked quizzically. "There are enough electrical storms that come through in the spring that you can probably tie it up to the tallest place you can find and let it get hit. The top of the Spire would probably be perfect." They'd probably get one later that day if his sense of the weather was anything to go by. They'd already worked to get bones from beneath the bridge, so even though he didn't like what the Voice did to Sam he didn't hate her enough to try and stop his friend from healing his terrible maiming, especially when Sam needed those fingers to bind books and make paper for his shop.
Jigano nodded thoughtfully at Sam's plans, proud at how far Sam had come since the day he had yelled and cried about the bard's desire to leave the inside of the barrier and travel to see the world beyond. Back then the bookmaker hadn't been interested in leaving at all, and now he was planning to journey to a land of snow and ice and dangerous beasts? His courage had grown along with his confidence, and Jigano smiled a little at the promise. He made room as Sam sat beside him, the smile turning to a wry grin. "Ah yes, I think neither you nor Amalia will be terribly fond of her, I'm afraid. She's a lot like Edy; abrupt, vulgar, and brash. It's probably why I liked her so quickly," he admitted with a touch of sadness for the absent Queen. "I miss her... but Ingrid is from Halo, and I'm hoping we can share knowledge of our two lands between us. It seemed too good an opportunity to pass up, when we so desperately need to know what's going on over there." He paused, then quirked a grin. "Plus, she really doesn't like Zariah, which is a point in her favor in my book."
Jigano nodded thoughtfully at Sam's plans, proud at how far Sam had come since the day he had yelled and cried about the bard's desire to leave the inside of the barrier and travel to see the world beyond. Back then the bookmaker hadn't been interested in leaving at all, and now he was planning to journey to a land of snow and ice and dangerous beasts? His courage had grown along with his confidence, and Jigano smiled a little at the promise. He made room as Sam sat beside him, the smile turning to a wry grin. "Ah yes, I think neither you nor Amalia will be terribly fond of her, I'm afraid. She's a lot like Edy; abrupt, vulgar, and brash. It's probably why I liked her so quickly," he admitted with a touch of sadness for the absent Queen. "I miss her... but Ingrid is from Halo, and I'm hoping we can share knowledge of our two lands between us. It seemed too good an opportunity to pass up, when we so desperately need to know what's going on over there." He paused, then quirked a grin. "Plus, she really doesn't like Zariah, which is a point in her favor in my book."
