Even if they weren't called the same thing, Kel still looked comforted and a little relieved to hear that there were wind spirits on this world. It made it feel a little less alien. Still foreign, still strange, but more like he could maybe learn to understand it, someday. That Fae and humans couldn't interbreed, though, earned a cautious nod. "It was rare on my world, too. Some of the Hidden were more likely to engage in... um. Activities that might lead to it than others, though. There were plenty who were more concerned with keeping bloodlines 'pure.'" He shrugged a little uncomfortably at that, reminded of the cruel words and actions he had faced from others among the Hidden; some of the Greater Sidhe could be particularly arrogant on that count...
Though it didn't sound like it would be a problem here. Though if he would be perpetually mistaken for being purely human that, too, was depressing to contemplate.
He listened wistfully to her description of Safrin and hearing that her people were favored by the gods. "Humans... like champions and heroes? Or more like priests?" he asked cautiously, not sure what parts of this world were more like a fairy tale, and what parts were more like the reality he had always known.
Though it didn't sound like it would be a problem here. Though if he would be perpetually mistaken for being purely human that, too, was depressing to contemplate.
He listened wistfully to her description of Safrin and hearing that her people were favored by the gods. "Humans... like champions and heroes? Or more like priests?" he asked cautiously, not sure what parts of this world were more like a fairy tale, and what parts were more like the reality he had always known.
