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Letting out a huff of laughter at Jigano’s joke, Loren nodded. ”I’m sure it can’t be as bad as constantly worrying about dying. Or any of the other monsters we encounter on a regular basis. But yes, if I discover it, I’ll be sure to do a full write-up for the bestiary.”
As the visible squirrels departed, the summoner dismissed his wolves. Then he glanced at the bard. ”What’s the theory?” The Launceleyn’s tone was curious, though his expression was wary and his eyes watchful.
Smiling faintly, Loren gave the white-haired man a sympathetic look. ”I don’t think there are any guarantees about any of this. But I’m aware that is very much your burden to bear.” The summoner’s voice was soft. ”At least you don’t have to bear it alone.”
As the visible squirrels departed, the summoner dismissed his wolves. Then he glanced at the bard. ”What’s the theory?” The Launceleyn’s tone was curious, though his expression was wary and his eyes watchful.
Smiling faintly, Loren gave the white-haired man a sympathetic look. ”I don’t think there are any guarantees about any of this. But I’m aware that is very much your burden to bear.” The summoner’s voice was soft. ”At least you don’t have to bear it alone.”
Never judge a book by its cover.
