"I bet you'll be able to trade those 'lighters' quite briskly in Halo," he encouraged with a smile. They'd be useful anywhere, but the ability to create a spark no matter the weather would be particularly useful in that snow-cursed land. "And his twin brother is Loren Launceleyn. He... used to be quite busy around here, but... he was involved in the tragedy at Fiat Lux. He lost his best friend there, and then recently there was a fire in the Greatwood and his lover died. So he's... taking a bit of time off," the bard explained, trying to be as gently diplomatic as possible.
"Your secret is safe with me," he assured her about Sunjata's gift, offering a wink. "And you can hear my stories whenever and wherever you want! Even here, if you'd like to pass the time. It's the last I can do for your help. What sort of tale would you like to hear?" If nothing else, Caido had given him a plethora to chose from, from adventure to tragedy to romance to comedy.
"You'll be my hero," he assured her with laughter in his eyes and a chirrup of agreement from Isuma as the gryphlet abandoned the table to leap to Libbs's shoulder, balancing with her long fluffy tail as the mechanic picked up her end of the table. Between the two of them they quickly got it moved into place, and Jigano tilted his head thoughtfully. "Maybe... two more tables of around that size? Hopefully we'll get eight or nine people to come, but better too many chairs and tables than too few."
"Your secret is safe with me," he assured her about Sunjata's gift, offering a wink. "And you can hear my stories whenever and wherever you want! Even here, if you'd like to pass the time. It's the last I can do for your help. What sort of tale would you like to hear?" If nothing else, Caido had given him a plethora to chose from, from adventure to tragedy to romance to comedy.
"You'll be my hero," he assured her with laughter in his eyes and a chirrup of agreement from Isuma as the gryphlet abandoned the table to leap to Libbs's shoulder, balancing with her long fluffy tail as the mechanic picked up her end of the table. Between the two of them they quickly got it moved into place, and Jigano tilted his head thoughtfully. "Maybe... two more tables of around that size? Hopefully we'll get eight or nine people to come, but better too many chairs and tables than too few."
