”Yes, of course,” Jigano answered back, tilting his head to mirror Adam with owlish confusion as to why that wasn’t widely known. ”Devils are creatures of order from the plane of Hell. Evil, yes, but followers of their own rigid laws and contracts. Demons are creatures of chaos from the Abyss, sowing destruction for the joy of it.” He shook his head at Adam’s description, utterly bemused. ”I wish there was only one devil. But no, on my world demons and devils can’t stand each other and are as apt to fight each other as anyone else.” He shrugged.
”Maybe,” Jigano mused to the mention of a mirror back to the old words. ”Or… perhaps it would be wiser to let things be, and embrace our present and future.” He smiled wryly at his friend. ”Not that I’m not curious! But I think… it would be hard to see the lives we can no longer touch, and the tragedies we would ask ourselves if he would have prevented if only we had been there instead of here.” And he carried too much guilt already, as Ludo and Safrin had both told him.
Mention of the minimal risk of kids with Pet(er) had the bard chuckling and he raised the bottle in agreement. ”Aye, we’re both in agreement on that! I never know quite what to do with them.”
”Maybe,” Jigano mused to the mention of a mirror back to the old words. ”Or… perhaps it would be wiser to let things be, and embrace our present and future.” He smiled wryly at his friend. ”Not that I’m not curious! But I think… it would be hard to see the lives we can no longer touch, and the tragedies we would ask ourselves if he would have prevented if only we had been there instead of here.” And he carried too much guilt already, as Ludo and Safrin had both told him.
Mention of the minimal risk of kids with Pet(er) had the bard chuckling and he raised the bottle in agreement. ”Aye, we’re both in agreement on that! I never know quite what to do with them.”
